David and his team got our site to be ADA compliant after a recent inquiry from some attorneys from California. We took no chances and got this taken care of.
Be Accessible finished the job quickly, professionally, and for a better price than any other competitors offered. 10/10 would recommend.
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Color helps websites look polished, guide attention and communicate meaning. But for millions of people with color vision deficiency, color alone can hide important information. A red error message, a green “in stock” label or a link that differs from body text only by hue may be invisible to them. […]
Dyslexia, ADHD, and memory differences change how people experience a website, and each one does it differently. Every page makes four demands of its visitors: reading the text, holding attention, remembering what came before, and keeping up with the pace. When a site asks too much on any of them, […]
UK website accessibility law works through two main pieces of legislation, and they apply to different organisations in different ways. The Equality Act 2010 sets a general duty for both public and private sector service providers. The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018 adds a stricter, […]