Corporate Social Responsibility
Showing you care about inclusivity helps strengthen your brand and meets modern customers' expectations.
Broader Market Reach
Accessibility broadens your customer base. With 16 million people in UK with disabilities, this highlights a significant market opportunity.
Build a Better Reputation
Showing that you care about everyone helps build trust and makes more people want to donate, volunteer, and partner with you.
Better Search Engine Visibility
Accessible websites often perform better in search rankings, helping your business reach a wider audience online.
Inaccessible Forms & Buttons
Poorly labeled form fields, buttons, and interactive elements make it hard for screen reader users to complete important tasks like signing up, making purchases, or contacting support.
Poor Colour Contrast & Text Readability
Low contrast between text and background can make content unreadable for people with visual impairments, including those with colour blindness or low vision.
Keyboard Navigation Issues
Some users rely on a keyboard instead of a mouse. Websites that lack proper keyboard focus, skip links, or logical navigation order can trap users and prevent them from accessing key content.
Media & Motion Effects
Flashing animations, auto-playing videos, and motion effects can cause issues for users with epilepsy, ADHD, or vestibular disorders, making sites overwhelming or even unsafe to use.
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Legal Compliance
Every business in the UK must meet the guidelines of Equality Act 2010, for websites this means a minimum of WCAG level A.
Equality Act 2010
The Equality Act 2010 legally protects people from discrimination in the workplace and in wider society.
European Accessibility Act
Becomes Law in June 2025, this means even if your website is accessed by EU countries, you website needs to comply.