Is Your Website Turning Away 20% of Your Customers?
A website that is easy for everyone to use doesn’t just feel better—it performs better. Stop the silent drop-offs and open your business to a larger customer base.
No credit card required. No obligation.
The "Silent Exit"
You're losing customers you never knew you had.
Every day, potential customers visit your website, find they can't use it, and leave without a word. No angry email. No phone call. They just go to your competitor.
Business owners often assume, "We've never heard a complaint, so we're fine." But in the digital world, silence isn't satisfaction—it's abandonment.
Think about it:
You are paying to drive traffic to your site, but roughly 20% of visitors hit an invisible wall and bounce immediately. That is 20% of your marketing budget lost before you even get a chance to sell.
71%
Of users with disabilities will immediately leave a website that is difficult to use.
Source: Click-Away Pound Report
~100%
Cart abandonment rate for users who physically cannot click your checkout button.
It's a locked door to paying customers.
It’s Not a Niche. It’s a Massive Economy.
Thinking of people with disabilities as a "small minority" is a business mistake.
People have a disability
Nearly 20% of the population has a disability. Ignoring accessibility means ignoring a fifth of the market.
Global Disposable Income
The "Purple Dollar" includes people with disabilities and their friends/family who prioritize inclusive brands.
Higher Brand Loyalty
Customers with accessibility needs say they spend more and remain loyal to brands that are accessible.
Better for One, Better for All.
Sidewalk ramps were designed for wheelchairs, but they help parents with strollers and travelers with suitcases. Accessibility works the same way online.
What Inaccessible Feels Like
The "Keyboard Trap"
If someone can’t tab through your menu or reach your form fields without a mouse, they can't buy. Even if they have their credit card ready.
The "Invisible Image"
Screen readers rely on code to describe images. Without it, a blind user hears "Image 4032.jpg" instead of "Buy Now 50% Off."
The "Contrast Blur"
Light gray text on white backgrounds makes reading exhausting for the elderly or anyone with less-than-perfect vision.
How We Improve Experience
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Mobile Users in Sunlight
High contrast modes help people with vision impairments, but also anyone trying to read your site on a phone outdoors.
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The Aging Population
Larger fonts and clear headings help the Baby Boomer generation—who often have the highest disposable income.
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Power Users
Keyboard navigation helps users with motor impairments, but also lets power users fly through your site faster.
Make Your Business Welcoming to Everyone.
You don't need to rebuild your website from scratch to stop the "Silent Exit."
What You Get With My Accessible Site:
Common Questions
Do I need a full rebuild to improve accessibility?
Not always. Our solution acts as an intelligent layer on top of your existing website, making many common barriers instantly accessible without you needing to hire a developer to rewrite your code.
Is accessibility only for people who are blind?
No. Accessibility supports people with vision, hearing, mobility, and cognitive differences—plus temporary limitations (like a broken arm) and aging-related changes.
Will this change my website’s design?
We aim to preserve your branding. The interface changes are only visible when a user chooses to activate them, allowing them to adjust text size, contrast, or navigation to suit their specific needs.
Don't Let Another Customer Click Away.
Make your site accessible, inclusive, and profitable today.