Enhance a user's journey on your Website with Accessibility Software
Recite Me is a Cloud-based web accessibility solution which allows customers and clients to customise your website in a way that works best for them.
Web Accessibility Software
Approximately one billion people globally have a disability and they can often face barriers when visiting inaccessible websites that prevent them from taking an active part in life.
Allow everyone the opportunity to use your website in the way that it is intended
Recite Me supports each visitor by providing options so that they can use your website in a way that works best for them.
Worldwide your site may be inaccessible to:
People Are Disabled
People Have Dyslexia
Have Learning Disabilities
Speak English As A Second Language
Disabled adults never used the Web in 2019
People Can't Read or Write
Why Recite Me?
In today’s world everything we do is online, from booking holidays to looking after our finances and paying bills. Approximately one billion people globally have a disability and they can often face barriers when visiting inaccessible websites. Recite Me assistive technology provides your customers with the online tools needed to understand and engage with your products and services.
The right thing to do
Make your website not only accessible but useable by all. Everyone should have the opportunity to be able to access online content. Support people who are neurodiverse, visually impaired, speak English as a second language or of old age.
The smart thing to do
Become totally inclusive and enhance a user’s journey and experience of your website. Open up your business to a wider audience by providing assistive tools for your visitors to engage and ultimately convert online.
The thing I must do
As our world moves online there are international and local laws and regulations in place to state how a website should be designed and built to be accessible. Avoid fines and lawsuits by providing accessibility support to your customers.
Accessibility Legislation
Across the world there are laws governing accessibility, in the USA there’s the ADA, in the EU the Directive on the Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications and for the UK the Equality Act 2010.
A common theme of all is that reasonable adjustments or accommodations should be made.
What is more reasonable than allowing each visitor to your site to consume the content in a way that works for them as an individual? Give one of our experts a call to discuss in more detail.
