Companies are becoming more aware of how their web site appears to users and how to improve their accessibility. However, there is an audience that is still being forgotten when designing a web site; the disabled.

Disabilities range immensely, but The Creare Group is working towards creating their websites to cater for some of the conditions people possess that affects their use of the Internet. The Creare Group is a company who is discovering different tools to use on their site to ensure they are user friendly for everyone.

With video files integrated on their site, The Creare Group sees this as a tool that may be appealing for those with limited eye site. The percentage of web sites that are accessible to people who are visually impaired is less than a third and there needs to be ways to make websites far more user friendly.

The videos explain what the Creare Group can offer a customer in terms of a web design, SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) and to also explain their new franchise opportunities that have opened this year. These videos are such a proven success that The Creare Group is now offering their customers a web design to enhance usability.

The Creare Group is always looking out for ways to cater for different audiences. They have done thorough research and have contacted a variety of charities to enquire about tools that could help towards making sites friendlier to those who have limited eyesight, difficulty with navigation and other disabilities that affect a persons use of the Internet.

The information that has been found is vital to the growth and improvement of not only The Creare Group sites, but also for their customers, by working towards making their web sites more accessible for the disabled. There has been a progress of what requirements are needed to aid those with accessibility difficulties.

Research is on going, but the progress The Creare Group intends to make will hopefully make their sites far easier to access and to make time online less stressful for those that have unique requirements.

Via EPR Network
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