Improved Accessibility

The Myth: Accessible HTML mean a flat, unattractive site.

The Truth: Today, web technologies offer layout and formatting options that are nearly on par with desktop layout software. Over 97% of North American web users can properly use these technologies. Using proper code, your site's design options are virtually limitless.

We can help revise your site to improve its accessibility without sacrificing your design. A more accessible site means more users, better search engines ranking, and being prepared to handle new technologies.

What about other users?

It's true that not all web users will see your site as it was intended. Some users may have older technology, and those with assistive technologies may not be able to access your site's design at all.

Too often, developers create sites that the majority — but not everyone — can access. They claim it is a sacrifice to accommodate a cutting-edge design. In reality, they are demonstrating their lack of proficiency. An understanding of HTML's fundamentals allows use to create an accessible site that retains your design and older browsers can access.