We’re thrilled to welcome Alice Kell to the Scriberia team. As a visualiser, she brings not just creative flair, but a deep understanding of accessible and inclusive design. In this article, we explore what accessible visual communication really means — and share Alice’s top tips for making your content work better for more people.
Whether in time wasted, mistakes made or sinking morale, poor communication costs organisations in real terms. Here, Scriberia co-founder Dan Porter dives into the true cost — and explains why committing to communicating visually provides a truly cost-effective solution.
From choosing the perfect funder to reaching your career milestones, we've captured the invaluable insights and guidance from expert speakers at the Academy of Medical Sciences' webinar on how to best elevate your grant writing game.
When we think about accessible, inclusive communication, we often focus on what’s said or written. But visual communication is just as important, if not more so - and as such, animation and illustration are powerful, strategic tools. When designed with a broad range of needs, experiences and identities in mind, visual communication is a powerful tool for creating a truly accessible and inclusive communication strategy. It can remove barriers, bring clarity and ensure no one is left behind. That’s a responsibility we take seriously at Scriberia.
Scale, complexity and limited resources are constant challenges across the public sector. But by taking a visual approach at every stage — from planning to implementation and communication — organisations are discovering that pictures can be a surprisingly powerful catalyst for change.
In times of crisis, clarity isn’t optional – it’s essential. Whether it’s a public health emergency, an environmental disaster or a rapidly unfolding conflict, the way we communicate shapes how people understand and respond.
If you want to know whether your strategy is working, don’t look at the plan, look at the people. Engagement isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s the clearest signpost that your strategy is alive, understood, and gaining traction.
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