How to Make Your Website Accessible to Visually Impaired Users

As a society we strive to be inclusive, making our schools, workplaces and public buildings more accessible to disabled users. However, business owners, web developers, social media managers and digital marketers are still overlooking millions of UK residents by making it difficult for them to access content on the internet that able-bodied users take for granted. Here our Head of Development, David Walsh, gives his advice on what you need to be doing to your site and content to be inclusive for visually impaired users.

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