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Funka focuses on accessibility

We analyse, develop and educate in accessibility. We provide support, recommendations and user testing. We contribute to standards and guidelines at national and international level. We are market leaders in accessibility. We like to say that we can make anything accessible ...

Funka’s Accessibility Days have been moved to September 2nd and 3rd, 2020

Funka Accessibility Days will be moved until September 2-3, 2020 due to Covid-19. If you are already registered, you will receive information by e-mail. We are delighted to be able to offer a new date to share the most important news around web accessibility.

Only months until your website needs to be accessible!

Each month, we share a tip about something you can do to increase accessibility. This month, the tip is about headings, what's the fuzz about headings?

Innovative digital health and care solutions

In these troubled times, it is more important then ever to learn from each other across sectors and borders when it comes to digital health for elderly. By sharing experiences between industry, civil society, the academy and governments, innovative solutions can be made available throughout Europe.

Recurring audits are a sign of quality

Returning customers is always nice. But even better is when they, like the municipality of Trondheim in Norway, choose to gradually improve their interfaces and then ensure that they succeed by allowing us to test against the requirements.

Built-in accessibility offers support to web authors

By providing authoring tools with built-in accessibility, non-experts can publish in an accessible way. Funka has received funding to develop better templates with built-in accessibility for EpiServer.

ICT-companies are trained in UX and accessibility

Daresay is one of many suppliers who have chosen Funka to deepen their knowledge of accessibility. With practical exercises and good examples, training activites can be tailored to the customer's demands.

Chatbots for everyone?

Funka has investigated how chatbots work for people with disabilities. The Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs funded the project which is now completed.

Young entrepreneurs develop new wheelchair ramp

Backrack UB is a project aimed at developing a portable and collapsable ramp for wheelchairs. Being able to solve problems with lack of accessibility can give you a feeling of freedom.