Intopia
Melbourne, Australia
Intopia is a disability-led and female-led social enterprise based in Melbourne, with a further presence in Sydney, describing itself as the largest digital accessibility and equitable design team in the southern hemisphere. Its services include accessibility assessments, strategy and policy consulting, education and training, equitable research and design, and Accessibility Conformance Reports, plus an ongoing "AccessibilityOps" support offering, working with organisations across Australia and internationally.
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Details
- In business since
- 2016
- Working languages
- en
- Serves
- Australia, NZ, United States
- Last verified
- 2026-08-04
Listing sources
- Own recap: first-time booth exhibitor and session presenters at CSUN 2025; accessibility and inclusive design consultancy; checked 2026-08-04
- homepage — services, team description
- contact page — Melbourne/Sydney phone/description
- About us: "Intopia was founded in 2016, by Adem Cifcioglu, Sarah Pulis, and Stewart Hay."; checked 2026-08-06
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