Website Development & Accessibility Statement

Make It Everything for Everyone

Following Web Content Accessibility Guidelines from W3C we satisfy the Disability Discrimination Act and UK Data Protection legislation by ensuring that we provide statements for privacy and terms of use and that all our websites are accessible to all users regardless of disability.

We are committed to make all our websites as accessible as possible, this includes mobile and tablet based browsers and text & screen readers.

There are almost two million people in the UK living with sight loss.

We aim to achieve WIA-A allowing all our sites to comply with the current accessibility legislation, and adheres to current web compatibility standards.

Accessibility & WCAG Compliance

One in five people in the UK live with a long term illness, visual impairment or disability.

Excluding up to a fifth of the population from accessing your goods and services if your site is not inaccessible.
Make sure your site is WCAG compliant and accessible to as many people and customers as possible.

Accessible website design, Glasgow

Everyone should be able to access everything on the web !

We work to the latest web standards and accessibility advice. From industry bodies such as the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) & RNIB we deliver solutions using latest and most effective technologies that are accessible and intuitive for everyone.

In 1999 the Web Accessibility Initiative, a project by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), published the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 1.0.

In recent years, the latest version WCAG 2.0 which is ISO/IEC 40500 approved and is identical to WCAG 2.0 covering translations and mobile accessibility

These have been widely accepted as the definitive guidelines on how to create accessible websites, for every project we strive to achieve these website accessibility checkpoints.

We have also taken on board international guidance and best practice on web accessibility.