As much as one fifth, or 20%, of the U.S. population has some sort of disability.
Of those, many suffer from issues that affect their ability to use a computer. Can you afford to get sued or exclude these people from the use of your website?
You are smart. If your business is required to be ADA accessible, then your website is too. The first step is ordering a website accessibility report!
Recognizing and addressing accessibility issues will keep customers using – and returning to – your site.
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We have over a decade of web accessibility and development experience. Let us share this knowledge with you today!
I’ve known and worked with Naomi [Signify Studio] for years. She is a brilliant professional who knows new media inside and out. More than just a great designer and programmer, she has “big picture” thinking of marketing, branding and target marketing. I highly recommend her and Signify.
Leslie RosenbergSenior Communications Associate at Greater Miami Jewish Federation
I enjoy the way that Jared [Signify Studio] approaches a project with the completion goal in mind. He really does a good job asking all of the necessary questions from all the people working together to make sure that the project is achieved to its fullest. He truly has a great understanding of the best way to creatively complete a project in a timely manner.
Don RovakVice President - Ticket Sales and Service at Atlanta Falcons
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