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Accessibility and usability

There are good commercial and ethical reasons for making your website accessible and usable for disabled internet users. In the UK, there is also a legal reason.

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We can help if you need help understanding how accessibility laws here and abroad will impact on your services. Or you may want help with the wording of an agreement that your organisation is signing with another. What indemnities are reasonable to expect, for example?

Or maybe you just want some recommendations for usability and accessibility specialists to work on your site.

Feel free to contact us.

You may also benefit from OUT-LAW Compliance, a service that provides a check of your website by our IT lawyers for compliance with various e-business laws for a fixed fee. Part of this service includes a check of your site's accessibility.

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Get in touch our key contacts on web accessibility at Pinsent Masons, the law firm behind OUT-LAW.COM: Struan Robertson (Glasgow, 0141 249 5422) or Jon Fell (London, 020 7490 4000)

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