Meet the Team

Meet the ASLize Team: Your Accessibility Advocates

Our team is passionate about breaking barriers and making information truly accessible. From skilled ASL translators to accessibility consultants, we’re here to ensure clear communication for all.

Who We Are

At ASLize, we are driven by a single mission: to make communication barrier-free through high-quality ASL translations that ensure equal access for all.

We believe that accessibility is not just an option - it’s a necessity. By transforming documents, media, and business content into clear, engaging ASL videos, we empower organizations to connect with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community in a way that is truly inclusive.

Our commitment extends beyond just translation; we provide expert guidance, seamless technology, and innovative solutions to make accessibility effortless. Whether you’re a multinational corporation, an educational institution, or a healthcare provider, we bridge the gap between your message and the audience that needs it most.

At ASLize, accessibility isn’t an afterthought - it’s the foundation of everything we do.

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Making Every Word Accessible

ASLize transforms complex information into clear, engaging ASL videos because accessibility is a right, not a privilege.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!

What types of content can be translated into ASL?
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We translate a wide range of content into ASL, including business documents, educational materials, healthcare information, legal contracts, video content, marketing materials, and website content. Whether you need training videos, instructional guides, or promotional content in ASL, we’ve got you covered.
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How does ASL translation improve accessibility and compliance?

ASL translation ensures that Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals have equal access to important information. Many organizations must comply with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), and other legal standards requiring accessible communication. Providing ASL translation not only ensures compliance but also enhances user experience and inclusivity.

What’s the difference between ASL translation and closed captions?

While closed captions provide text-based accessibility for those who can read English, ASL translation ensures cultural and linguistic accuracy for Deaf individuals who primarily communicate through sign language. Many Deaf individuals do not consider English their first language, making ASL translation a more effective and natural communication method.

90% of deaf individuals prefer ASL over written English for communication. Companies that invest in accessibility see a 20% increase in audience engagement.

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