Disability Discrimination Act

What are the obligations in the DDA?

Broadly speaking, the DDA makes its lawful to discriminate against disabled people in the way in which you recruit and employ people; provide services; or provide education.

How does it apply to Websites?

Websites may be covered under the employment provisions, as they may be a means of advertising jobs; or there may be an intranet which staff need to use. Websites will most commonly be covered when they constitute the provision of a service, or they are related to education.

Accessibility

15 August, 2006 Author: Sean Hamilton

Accessibility

Are you aware of the Disability Discrimination Act?

This act is now fully implemented and it is now a legal requirement to ensure that your website is compliant and accessible. Web site accessibility isn't just a nice thing to have, its a legal requirement! Making your site accessible it also makes it standards compliant, improving customer navigation, accessability, usability and your search engine ratings: more customers can find your business and services

Redesigning a website is not just about changing pictures or its colour scheme. It involves a wide range of skills and disciplines. Think about those sites you do business with and why. Your website reflects your business: bad sites are easy. A professionally designed site takes time, effort and keeps your customers coming back again and again!

If you'd like a free basic evaluation of your website, looking to redesign or have a website, then just get in touch with us at Pittsstop.com using the link above.

Appropriate Design

At Pittsstop.com we create custom built designs to meet the specific needs of your customers and your business.

At Pittsstop.com we recognise that different businesses and different sectors will need a unique look and feel tailored around their audiences.

That is why whatever we develop we take the following into account: