Built for everyone: accessibility on a real site
33 seconds Getting more calls from your website
More than 1 in 4 U.S. adults have some type of disability. Some of them are on your website today, and they may not see it the way you do.
On Dr. David Blackhurst’s site, one button in the corner makes the text bigger, highlights links, or switches to a dark, high-contrast view. That button is a convenience. The standard is built in: every new site we build starts from WCAG 2.1 AA as a working standard and is checked with axe.
What’s on screen
This one has music and no voice, so here is the text it shows.
Not every customer sees your site the way you do.
One button, every page.
Bigger text, up to 140%.
Dark contrast, one tap.
Accessibility, plainly.
Built to WCAG 2.1 AA. Checked with axe.
The button is a convenience. The standard is built in.
Source: CDC, “Disability Impacts All of Us.”
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