Does your website adhere to the regulations set by the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA)?

A well-designed website is accessible to all users and should convey information to your audience effortlessly. All websites must meet basic accessibility standards. The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) came into effect in October 2004. If your website does not meet the basic accessibility standards, your organisation is not only losing a potential audience, but is breaking the law.

For more information regarding accessibility and the DDA, visit the following links:

• The Disability Rights Commission
• World Wide Web Consortium
• Foundation for People with Learning Dissabilities
• Royal National Institute of the Blind - RNIB
• AbilityNet
• The National Autistic Society

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