Today’s website accessibility

[p.m.cartwright]

On the internet, there are many companies which breach UK laws concerning websites accessibility towards disabled people.

Due to the increasing amount of websites online, this means the overall problem is also increasing in size.

My name is Paul Cartwright and I’m a disabled person at The University of Salford, I’m currently developing an online web resource which will help web developers build simple static accessible websites and help in some way to reduce the problem among the Internet.

As part of the research, I’m asking people to help by completing my short online questionnaire (approx 2 Minutes), which will help me assess the views of the developers and users of the Internet.

Please would you help me with this research by visiting the link and completing my questionnaire.

The questionnaire can be found at:

http://www.teaching.isipartnership.net/~isj080/dissertation/surveystart.htm

Sorry about the long URL

I thank you in advanced,

Kind regards

Paul Cartwright

[BigAlReturns]

I wish you all the best with your survey, and I agree that there are many sites out there which are criminally inaccessible! If you want a laugh (or cry!) then turn off javascript and go to visa.com!
WIth regards to the legality of the situation, I was of the belief that only government sites had a legal requirement to be accessible in the UK?