Communication can be available and still be hard to use.
ACI is a research-based framework for examining the communication conditions that shape whether people with disabilities can understand information, recognize themselves in it and reach what comes next.

Accessibility is part of the communication system.
ACI helps teams move accessibility upstream into the brief, planning, design, testing and delivery. It asks teams to build access into the work instead of waiting until the end to check whether an asset technically passes. ACI is a practical framework, not a legal certification.
Three questions reveal where communication can break down.
How Third Legacy applies ACI in practice.

Designing Disability-Inclusive Communication Systems: A Behavior-Change Communication Intervention for Disabilities in the Workplace
Frankie C. Wilson Jr. and Feleceia B. Wilson
International Journal of Technology and Inclusive Education, Volume 15, Issue 1 (2026)
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We are continuing to test and translate the framework through workshops, communications reviews, research partnerships and real-world applications.