Ensure that your product adheres to accessibility laws and provide a better and more inclusive user experience
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
European accessibility act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Brazilian Inclusion Law
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4.5%
worldwide population
is color blind and may be impacted by low contrast colors
14%
uses screen readers
either because of a disability (88%) or because of a situation (12%) *
16,000
lawsuits in the USA
costing millions of dollars, being the most expensive 6 million dollars
No matter how small, details can have a big impact, even for those without any disability
before
Readability: low contrast ratio for small text
Visibility: low contrast ratio for graphical objects
Issue for dyslexics with text in all caps
Dependable on face recognition without people's name
after
Higher contrast ratio for improved visibility
Capitalized words
Name for each person
Visual details to improve visibility
accessibility laws complianceAccessibility matters worldwide. Your business can't afford to ignore it.
ADA Guidelines - USA
What is it?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides guidelines for businesses and organizations to ensure that people with disabilities can access and use their services and facilities.
Who does it affect?
ADA compliance is mandatory for websites of state/local governments and businesses. Private clubs and religious websites are excepted of the requirement.
EAA Guidelines - Europe
What is it?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides guidelines for businesses and organizations to ensure that people with disabilities can access and use their services and facilities.
Who does it affect?
ADA compliance is mandatory for websites of state/local governments and businesses. Private clubs and religious websites are excepted of the requirement.
Brazilian Inclusion Law
What is it?
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides guidelines for businesses and organizations to ensure that people with disabilities can access and use their services and facilities.
Who does it affect?
ADA compliance is mandatory for websites of state/local governments and businesses. Private clubs and religious websites are excepted of the requirement.
why choose usWhat makes us a great choice to be your accessibility expert partner
a trustworthy team
User-centric process from start to end, taking behavior design as our guide
Experience with data heavy and complex products
Only senior designers with experience in a variety of industries
Proven record of success projects and deadlines met
Small but focused team that brings an easier communication
Closely working with marketing partner to generate more revenue
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