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 The most compelling reason for making your website accessible is that it’s now illegal to have an inaccessible site. Your company can be sued if your services aren’t easily available to disabled people. The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) explicitly mentions websites in its guidance....Around 6 million people in the UK have dyslexia, of whom approximately 4 million are severe cases. Many millions of people have ‘invisible’, often age-related, issues they are reluctant to draw attention to, such as difficulty or discomfort using a mouse, short-sightedness, colour-blindness and memory, language or literacy difficulties.... |
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