How To Build An Inclusive Website

Inaccessibility in the online world can limit people just as much as in the physical world, and poorly designed websites are no exception, meaning that people with disabilities have less access to information than others.

One in five of people in Britain have a disability, yet less than 1% of website homepages are likely to meet accessibility standards; so for 20% of the UK population using the internet is more of a challenge, leading to frustration, anxiety and isolation, and limiting their ability to do things independently.

In this article, Josie Sparling uncovers how to build an inclusive website, with the help of Recite Me’s Inclusive Marketing Checklist.