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Yes, it's a tough decision what to support. My point is that the percentages of disabled users are often far below what would make financial sense to support,
by smackfu 12y ago
Yes, it's a tough decision what to support. My point is that the percentages of disabled users are often far below what would make financial sense to support, but often there is a need or legal requirement to support them regardless.
- DanBC 12y agoPerhaps the numbers are low because usage is so hard?
- Isofarro 12y ago"My point is that the percentages of disabled users are often far below what would make financial sense to support" Yet every dollar spent focused on web accessibility further improves the usability of the site for your entire audience too. I rebuilt the Legal & General's online home insurance purchase flow. That resulted in a doubling of the number of people completing an online purchase. http://www.w3.org/WAI/bcase/legal-and-general-case-study http://www.w3.org/WAI/bcase/legal-and-general-case-study There's a before/after graph in my presentation: http://isolani.co.uk/presentations/wsg/ http://isolani.co.uk/presentations/wsg/