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Adam Liptrot

Senior Consultant and Accessibility Specialist
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Adam Liptrot is a Senior Consultant and Accessibility Specialist at Opencast, with over 25 years’ experience in front-end web development. He specialises in usability and accessibility, with deep expertise across the full web development lifecycle.

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Close-up of hands reading a refreshable braille display in front of a laptop, with a coffee cup and earphones on the desk.
Accessibility in legacy services: Why waiting for the redesign is not enough

Accessibility in legacy services is often deprioritised in favour of future redesigns. In this blog, Adam Liptrot, Senior Consultant and Accessibility Specialist at Opencast, explores why that approach falls short, and why making meaningful improvements today is essential for the people who rely on these systems every day.

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Blog post

Close-up of hands reading a refreshable braille display in front of a laptop, with a coffee cup and earphones on the desk.
Accessibility in legacy services: Why waiting for the redesign is not enough

Accessibility in legacy services is often deprioritised in favour of future redesigns. In this blog, Adam Liptrot, Senior Consultant and Accessibility Specialist at Opencast, explores why that approach falls short, and why making meaningful improvements today is essential for the people who rely on these systems every day.

Product & Delivery

|

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)

|

IT Architecture

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What we do

Architecture

Data

Engineering

User-centred design

Product delivery

Legal

Terms and conditions

Privacy policy

Modern slavery statement

Cookie Policy

Company

Careers

Contact

Get in touch

© Opencast 2026

Registered in England and Wales

What we do

Architecture

Data

Engineering

User-centred design

Product delivery

Legal

Terms and conditions

Privacy policy

Modern slavery statement

Cookie Policy

Company

Careers

Contact

Get in touch

© Opencast 2026

Registered in England and Wales