Accessible Events waves Hi!
What are her emotions? Is it a mixture of pride and fear?
A moment when the world can say.
“Well he does take after his parents – Poor baby.”
Well after over a year of planning, fundraising and development our website will be doing his first pudgy little wave to a small group of testers.
How are we going to feel when they say.
“I think he’s been doing himself too well on the Farley’s Rusks”
No. Joking aside, we are not precious about our work. This is an accessible events website and it needs to be both as accessible as possible for our users and directly meet their needs. We created it to make one central and fully accessible information point for accessible events. We want you to think to yourself. “I’m meeting Sarah on Friday – where shall we go to?” And then use our site to find fun – accessible – things that you want to do.
So for all you testers and users. Tell us if it works for you. Absolutely tell us if it doesn’t work because that is the best way we can make it better. To meet the needs of everyone who is searching for accessible events.
Just don’t tell me my baby has been overdosing on the Farley’s Rusks.
I have had the pleasure to work with Accessible Events Promotion for a few months now. I have seen the organisation evolve from a strong idea to a fully fledged social enterprise with not only a great product (the online event calendar) but something that was desesperatly needed. I would invite anybody who has accessible needs and their family to become a member. The information produced on a weekly basis to promote a wide range of accessible events and help individuals find entertainment opportunities that suit them is excellent. AEP is doing a tremendous job for people in our community. Support them, join them and pass on the word.