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Amit Aggarwal

Founder and Consultant

Amit Aggarwal is the Principal Consultant at Accessibility Partners, bringing over 20 years of experience in IT project delivery and a decade of leadership in digital accessibility and compliance transformation. With an Executive MBA and a strong foundation in technology and program management, Amit has guided organizations across municipal, provincial, and federal governments in implementing inclusive, accessible solutions that serve diverse communities.

Amit excels at translating accessibility into actionable strategies — empowering technical teams with in-depth guidance on how to execute inclusive design and non-technical teams with the why, who, and what behind accessibility mandates. His approach is both strategic and human-centered, aligning compliance with genuine inclusivity.

Throughout his career, Amit has developed successful accessibility frameworks, governance models, and training programs aligned with legislation such as the AODA, IASR, WCAG, and the Accessible Canada Act (ACA). His work continues to influence how organizations build sustainable, scalable, and legally compliant accessibility practices.

“Our organization is steadfast in its core principles of empathy, inclusivity, and expert guidance — committed to creating environments accessible to all. These values are not just pillars; they are the purpose behind every project we undertake.”

 

Amit Aggarwal’s Blog's

Accessible online form interface with WCAG-related accessibility icons.

Online forms are essential tools for digital interaction from registration and feedback to applications and e‑commerce. But many people with […]

Two people collaborating on digital content design using tablets and a computer, illustrating inclusive technology solutions for users with cognitive disabilities.

When we talk about accessibility, many people think about visual impairments or mobility challenges. But there’s another vital aspect often […]

A woman working on a computer displaying accessible website interfaces, representing modern accessible websites examples with inclusive design elements and usability features.

In 2025, digital accessibility is no longer optional, it is expected. Businesses, governments, and organizations are under increasing pressure to […]

Illustration showing diverse people learning in different ways, representing types of learning disabilities.

Learning disabilities are neurologically-based processing problems that interfere with basic learning skills like reading, writing, math, and organization. They can […]

Illustration of a person working on a laptop reviewing accessibility features, representing AODA compliance for documents.

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) plays a vital role in creating inclusive workplaces and public services across […]

Designer working on computer adjusting colour contrast for web accessibility, WCAG compliance, color wheel, modern workspace.

Color contrast refers to the difference in brightness and color between foreground (like text) and background elements. It’s essential for […]