Monday January 22, 2007
Most websites' failing disabled
Most of the leading websites around the world are failing to provide the most basic accessibility standards for people with disabilities. Ninety seven percent of websites did not provide even minimum levels of accessibility, a new survey has found. Accessibility agency Nomensa tested the leading websites in five different sectors across 20 countries.
Website designed by Cinq Pages meet the minimum standards required, so if a disabled person visits your site they will be able to navigate it successfully.
The BBC website has a good article explaining website accessibility.