If you live in the UK, use assistive technology in your daily life, and are interested in shaping more inclusive digital experiences, Fable wants to hear from you.
What is Fable?
Fable is the leading digital accessibility platform powered by people with disabilities. The company was founded in 2018 in Toronto with the vision of making digital spaces truly inclusive by directly involving people with disabilities in the design and development process.
From the beginning, Fable has trained and paid its Community of assistive technology users to participate in research, usability testing, and co-design sessions, ensuring that accessibility goes beyond checklists to reflect real-world experiences.
Today, the Community includes individuals with a wide range of disabilities, using diverse tools such as screen readers, magnifiers, and navigation devices. This approach has enabled enterprise companies, such as Spotify, Sky, and Reddit, to enhance the accessibility and usability of their digital products.
Building on its success in North America, Fable is now expanding into the UK, extending opportunities for disabled people to contribute their expertise and helping more organisations worldwide create inclusive digital experiences
Become accessibility testers at Fable
About the role
Fable is recruiting assistive technology users to join its Community of accessibility testers. Share insights and participate in research sessions with big brands.
This is a remote, flexible position starting at £34 per hour. No previous experience as an accessibility tester is required.
What you’ll do:
- Test websites and apps using your assistive technology.
- Share insights on your daily internet navigation experience.
- Participate in virtual research sessions.
- Provide written feedback and complete surveys
Who can apply?
To apply, you must be aged 18+, live in the UK and use one or more of the following assistive technologies:
- Dragon NaturallySpeaking
- Voice Control
- Voice Access
- Switch system
- Sip ’n’ Puff
- HeadMouse
- EyeGaze
Apply now! For questions, please email Fable at recruiting@makeitfable.com.
Meet some members of Fable’s Community
Samuel Proulx
Samuel Proulx is the Accessibility Evangelist at Fable. As a blind individual, Sam knows and values the importance of accessibility in all aspects of life and is a strong advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities in the digital world. Sam brings his previous experience as Fable’s Community manager, plus life-long advocacy for himself and others, to his role as Evangelist.
Carrie Morales
Carrie Morales is the creator behind Carrie on Accessibility, a passionately run platform where she uses her personal journey as a visually impaired woman to empower the blind and visually impaired community. Born with Aniridia Syndrome and legally blind, Carrie found her love for technology early and now shares her insights as a content creator, accessibility tester at Fable, and former Low Vision Specialist.
Her work, spanning videos, podcast appearances, and usability testing, bridges lived experience with inclusive design, making technology more accessible for everyone.
Learn more about what it’s like to work with Fable and follow Fable on LinkedIn.
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