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Disability Review Magazine
From Feeling like a useless Idiot to becoming an Award-Winning Accessibility Advocate & Entrepreneur
Autistic entrepreneur Callum Gamble and his mother and business partner Caren Launus-Gamble tell DRM readers how a bad experience took them on a passionate mission for digital inclusion. See Pages 22 and 23 in the Summer Issue 2021.
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Prolific North, online publication
Website accessibility should be more than a ‘tick box’ exercise say agency founders
The less accessible a website is to disabled or impaired people, the worse the UX is for every user. That’s the view of Caren Launus-Gamble, one half of KreativeInc Agency.
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Prolific North, online publication
Leeds accessibility agency creates new website for autism museum research project
Leeds-based KreativeInc Agency has developed a new website which is set to launch today, to support a museum research project with a focus on autism, led by Sporting Heritage CIC.
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Yorkshire Post, print publication
KreativeInc develops inclusive project site
Digital accessibility and inclusion consultancy firm KreativeInc Agency has developed a website to support the neurodiverse museum research project led by Sporting Heritage CIC.
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BBC Radio Leeds, radio interview
The Stephanie Hirst Show (24th March 2021)
KreativeInc Agency was invited to come back for a second interview to update listeners on its progress since appearing on the BBC Radio Leeds Stephanie Hirst show in December 2019.
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Yorkshire Post, print publication
Mother and son to help with digital inclusion
Social enterprise Sporting Heritage CIC has appointed a neurodiverse mother and son web development team to improve its digital presence and support its Neurodiverse Museum Project.
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Topic UK, online publication
Accessibility agency awarded sporting heritage contract
Sporting Heritage CIC has appointed digital accessibility & inclusion consultancy firm KreativeInc Agency to improve their digital presence and support their Neurodiverse Museum project.
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Topic UK, online publication
Agency launches objective to make websites available to all disabled and impaired people
Lockdown has highlighted a number of issues, but in particular the impact on the public having to change to online shopping and ordering, even for local stores. With 70% of UK websites inaccessible to disabled and impaired people, affecting a staggering 34m people, UK businesses alone are losing a potential £17bn of business a year.
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Yorkshire Post, online publication
The Autistic Web Developer Aiming To Make Sites Accessible For Disabled Users – Yorkshire Post
Callum Gamble and his mum Caren Launus-Gamble launched Leeds-based digital agency KreativeInc in 2019 after Callum lost his first job just three weeks after starting it due to a lack of understanding about autism.
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Yorkshire Post, online publication
How a lack of understanding of autism led this mother and her son to set up their own web agency
A web developer and his mother are hoping to establish a full service agency made up of a neuro diverse workforce, after having a bad experience in his first job.
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BBC Radio Leeds, radio interview
The Stephanie Hirst Show (16th December 2019)
Callum was invited and interviewed live by Stephanie Hirst on her BBC Radio Leeds show about setting up his own website agency after a bad experience with an employer who wouldn't accommodate his autism.
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