Accessibility Guides Your Attendees Will Love

Transform traditional information pages into clear, actionable accessibility content that truly connects with your attendees. Effortlessly meet accessibility standards while gaining valuable insights into your audience's needs.

  • A logo for "AIF" featuring the text "AIF" in bold white letters on a green background.
  • A logo for "J-Fest" featuring a stylized illustration of a person's face with the text "Bass Therapy" above it. The logo is set against a dark background with vibrant, electric colors and a triangular border with a neon glow effect.
  • A logo for "Stamma" featuring the text "STAMMMA" in bold white letters on a black background. The letters are slightly staggered and fragmented, emphasizing the theme of stammering.
  • A logo for "El Dorado" with the text "EL DORADO" in bold white letters, arched within a rounded rectangular outline. The design has a clean and classic look.
  • A logo for "Slammin Events" featuring a stylized pink stage truss structure next to the text "SLAMMIN EVENTS" in bold white letters. The design conveys an event and entertainment theme.
  • A logo for "FFWD" featuring the text "FFWD" in bold white letters on a black background. The last two letters are followed by two pink forward arrow symbols, indicating the fast-forward concept.
  • A minimalist logo for "Readipop" consisting of the text "READIPOP" in white uppercase letters within a rounded rectangle outline. To the right of the text are three progressively larger circles, also in white.
  • A logo for "Access Card" featuring the text "ACCESS" and "CARD" within a circular outline. The word "ACCESS" is rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise, and the whole design is in white on a black background.
Screenshot of the Elder Grass Rime - London Accessibility Guide interface, part of Different Breed Demos. The interface features a sidebar menu on the left with categorized sections, including 'About Aurora Arena,' 'Tickets & Entry,' 'Entrance & Assistance,' and 'Facilities and Amenities,' each containing sub-pages like 'General Overview,' 'Accessible Parking and Drop-Off Zones,' and 'Using the Gates.' The main content area on the right displays a banner image of a female singer performing on stage under blue spotlights. The title reads 'Elder Grass Rime - London Accessibility Guide,' last updated on January 11, 2025, with linked accessibility needs displayed as 'VI' (Visual Impairments), 'CIF' (Chronic Illnesses & Fatigue), and 'MHE' (Mental Health & Emotional Support).
A screenshot of the filtering options for the Elder Grass Rime Accessibility Guide. Filters include categories such as Visual Impairments, Mobility & Physical Disabilities, Chronic Illnesses & Fatigue, Mental Health & Emotional Support, Neurodivergent & Sensory Needs, and Cognitive Disabilities. Each category has a brief description and a selectable "Selected" status.
Highlight Content Based On Attendees Accessible Needs

Personalise

Create Personalised Guides Tailored To Each Attendee

Empower your attendees with highly customisable accessibility guides tailored to their individual disabled needs. Enable them to filter content based on their preferences, personalise the look and feel of the interface, and experience a level of accessibility that gives them confidence in attending your event.

A screenshot of the metrics dashboard for the accessibility guide. Includes a line graph showing growth in user engagement over time, a donut chart of accessibility needs distribution, and statistics such as "79 Visual Impairments," "48 Mobility & Physical Disabilities," and other categories.
Finally Understand Your Disabled Audience

Metrics

Better Understand Your Audience With Data-Driven Insights

Leverage real-time data to better understand your disabled audience and predict trends that maximise engagement and revenue. Use insights to drive smarter, more informed decisions.

A screenshot displaying the "Provide Feedback" form for the Elder Grass Rime Accessibility Guide. Fields include Full Name, Email Address, and a Message box. Additional options are checkboxes for confirming attendance at the event and allowing Different Breed Demos to contact the user for more information. A CAPTCHA verification is present.
Collect Feedback From Attendees Directly On The Guide

Feedback

Partner With Your Audience To Improve

Collect actionable feedback and insights directly from your attendees to help you refine your accessibility information and ensure your guides remain relevant and effective.

A screenshot of the "Accessibility Preferences" panel for the Elder Grass Rime Accessibility Guide. Options include toggles for Seizure Safe mode, Vision Impairment enhancements, ADHD Friendly adjustments, and Cognitive Disability support. Content adjustments such as font size, dyslexia-friendly font, and letter spacing are also available. Highlighted sections include reset preferences and content adjustment buttons.
Customise The Entire Interface Based On Accessible Needs

Accessibility

Meet Accessibility Standards With Ease

Go beyond compliance and set a new benchmark in accessibility. Provide experiences that showcase your commitment to inclusivity, earning the trust of your audience and positioning your event as a leader in accessibility.

A screenshot of the Elder Grass Rime event page. A highlighted box on the right links to the Elder Grass Rime Accessibility Guide, with a button labeled "View Guide" and a description reading, "Discover how Aurora Arena ensures an inclusive and accessible experience for all fans of Elder Grass Rime."
Simply Link To Your Guide From Existing Pages

Setup

No Code Needed & Ready To Grow With You

Seamlessly integrate accessibility guides into your events without relying on expensive consultants or development teams. Simply link to your guide on Different Breed ®, and we'll handle the rest. From single events to multiple venues, our solution effortlessly scales to meet your needs.

A screenshot showcasing multiple accessibility guides from Different Breed Demos. Guides include Elder Grass Rime, Linkin Town, Swan Lake, and Wales vs Scotland, each labeled with the language, accessibility categories (e.g., VI, MHE, CIF), and a brief description of the guide's focus.
Brand The Experience Represent Your Organisation

White Label

Apply Your Organisation & Event's Branding Throughout

Create guides that seamlessly reflect your brand identity and values. Incorporate your logo, colours, and event-specific details to build trust and deliver an experience your audience instantly recognises and connects with.

Attendees Love Our Platform

A recent survey we posted to over 300 attendees found that 4 our of 5 would recommend experiences built on Different Breed ® to their friends.

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  • Absolutely fantastic service/communication from the beginning to end, thank you! Highly recommend- Sarah L
  • Great communication, easy to use and access. Clear information that helped.- James M
  • It was a smooth experience.- Emily R
  • It is so easy to use. Thank you.- Michael T
  • Overall, excellent service.- Sophia K
  • Clear and easy to use.- Anna F

Solutions That Break Down Barriers And Bring People Together

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  • Winner

    SI:X 2024/25 Innovation

    Music Ally

  • Highly Commended

    2024 Best Ticketing Operator

    Access All Areas Awards

  • Finalist

    2024 Diversity & Inclusion Award

    Access All Areas Awards

  • Finalist

    2024 Tech Innovation Of The Year

    Access All Areas Awards

  • Finalist

    2024 Disruptor Award

    Ticketing Business Awards

  • Featured

    Innovator Within The Ticketing Industry

    The International Ticketing Report 2024

The Why Behind Different Breed ®

We are using lived experiences to disrupt an industry that has long treated disabled communities as an afterthought. We are advocating for change and creating real world solutions to problems to ensure that current and future generations have equal access to events.