The Guide Project by ACNE: Unlocking the Potential of Blind Individuals in the Workplace
May. 08, 2024
ACNE, the creative agency within Deloitte Digital, Italian office shares they latest case study, a project that aims to unlock the potential for blind individuals in the workplace through design.
In Italy, today, a staggering 75% of visually impaired individuals face unemployment due to the inaccessibility of digital professional tools.
Deloitte Digital has brought together creatives, designers, and developers to solve many of these accessibility problems for different companies. But they want to do more, so they decided to share these solutions for free in a platform open to any company willing to make their tools accessible to every employee, regardless of their condition.
This project has the potential to inspire other companies to embark on the same path and make this world more inclusive.
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