Website accessibility


Ensuring access for everybody

Internet Accessibility

In the UK, the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) makes it unlawful to provide a service that is not accessible to everybody. Whether the service is provided with or without payment, the legislation applies to all information and services supplied on websites. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) provides guidelines on how to achieve website accessibility.


Geekaboo designs all of its websites according to DDA legislation and in compliance with W3C accessibility standards. We can also provide additional accessibility features.


As well as meeting legal requirements, accessible websites are preferred by search engines, as well as most users, and tend to attract more visitors. Accessibility features to consider when designing a website include:



Geekaboo offers a re-design service for customers with existing websites that do not currently comply with accessibility legislation.