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Is your website an inclusive space for a your audience? We know that web design has changed a lot in the last ten years, and having a professional and inclusive online presence is pretty important (to say the least). But you might still be noticing, or even be guilty of having a website that features: 👎 Small text sizes 👎 Busy backgrounds 👎 Cluttered navigation 👎 Low contrast 👎 Missing alt tags 👎 Hard to read fonts I'm an accessibility expert & Webflow Developer. Not only do I create beautiful new sites that my clients are proud to show off, I make sure they're user friendly and accessible to all of their users. Here are three benefits to having accessible website: 👋 Inclusive for everybody who lands on your site You won’t accidentally lose leads, because they found the text hard to read or the site difficult to navigate. ⚡️ Improved SEO A lot of elements that improve accessibility and SEO actually overlap, so by making your website accessible to everyone, you're also boosting your chances of being found in search engines. 🤝 Shows that your company values diversity and inclusion. Don’t just talk about being an inclusive workspace, walk the walk so anyone researching your company feels confident in working with you, or for you. “Rachel, I need your eyes” is a common phrase I get from my sister (who’s visually impaired). I’m on a mission to help as many businesses as I can steer clear of the trap which requires customers with sight loss to rely on others - or bounce off the page completely. Book a call to learn more: https://calendly.com/rachelmess/discoverycall