Accessibility Statement

In November 2022 I was extremely proud to have completed the Wix Accessibility course, and become an Accessibility Specialist. 

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The World Health Organization says that over one billion people worldwide have a disability. Disability categories include:

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VISUAL- such as blindness or heavy/partial sightedness.

AUDITORY – such as profound deafness or hard of hearing.

MOTOR – conditions causing anything from minor limited motor function to full paralysis.

COGNITIVE – such as ADHD, dyslexia and autistic spectrum disorder.

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Around 25% of the global population may have temporary and situational limitations at any given time, so we want to make sure that websites are accessible to all.

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Wix has designed their features to be accessibility compliant by aligning all their products with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), published by the Web Accessibility Initiative.

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Every single country/region/state has different laws on accessibility, so it is impossible to guarantee accessibility when it comes to websites. If you really want to be legally compliant you can hire a professional, legally-qualified accessibility advisor who understands your local laws.

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However, with my training through Wix, I am thrilled to be able to offer a higher level of knowledge on accessibility when building and managing websites for my clients.