With Tasmania having the lowest literacy and numeracy rates in the country, 26Ten’s website needed to make it simple and easy for adult learners to find literacy and numeracy support.
A brand refresh and a complete rebuild
26Ten supports adult learners across Tasmania with the reading, writing, and numeracy skills they need for work and life. When they refreshed their logo, imagery, and colour palette (with our friends at Before Creative), they needed a website to match.
We stepped in to bring the new look to life online. The result wasn’t just a visual update. It was a complete rebuild to make the site more accessible, easier to use, and clearer in its purpose.
Helping people find support quickly
Not everyone knows that 26Ten is the place to go when you want to learn to read or write, or to help someone else do the same. The site needed to make that clear, without losing sight of 26Ten’s broader work: events like 26Ten Week, support for organisations, and a growing member network.
Our approach was to keep things simple up front, then layer in more detail in a clear and accessible way. Video and imagery help carry the key messages. Every page comes back to the same goal: supporting the Tasmanian community.
Built for the people who need it most
We worked closely with 26Ten to make sure the site meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines. Clear structure, plain language, and careful design decisions help people of all abilities navigate with confidence.
We’re proud of the care that went into making this site work well for the people it was designed for.
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