It is a Friday night, you meet friends at your house, it is night, cold weather and in the living room, a time has passed in which they have been telling stories and some new news from the world when it is time for the dinner and what one of your friends suggests that it would be a good idea to call a pizzeria to order food delivery.

As they are thinking about what to request, one of your friends remembers that he heard a promotion if you download the mobile application. You take your cell phone, download the application, fill in the necessary data, look for the promotion, and do the normal payment process quickly, with the usual way you have to be.

What if this same scenario happens in a group of blind friends?

I propose that we assume that the cell phone is already configured accessibly, is the application developed properly so that it responds well?

Could a blind person easily enter, generate a user, fill in the necessary data, search for the promotion in the developed menu and also enter the shipping location properly?

Ah! And of course, can you easily pay with other methods than cash?

If the answer is no, you probably don't know that you may be losing a segment that means 15% of the world's population, which you could reach and be perfectly accessible in content.

Can you imagine growing 5% -10% in sales? Can you imagine a world in which we could all have the same accessibility to all information, resources and services?

We are probably not all used to putting ourselves in the other person's shoes until it happens to ourselves.

Would you like the internet to be accessible if at some point you lost your sight?

Would you like to always order your favorite food without having any limitations if at some point you become deaf?

All of the above has global relevance, because the more accessible the internet is, the easier it is for the world to improve the acquisition of products and services.

The importance of web accessibility does not lie in an increase in sales, but in the ability of the human being to feel empathy and consider that if at some point it happened to me, I would also like to be treated the same as everyone else.

In Unplug Studio we have been concerned and worked to generate Web pages for educational sites, restaurants, bookstores, and many more.

We celebrate that there is web accessibility for all people, celebrate with us too.

Making your website inclusive to persons with disabilities:

1. Opens the website up to a wider audience or larger customer base.

2. Earns the respect and often repeat business from those people. Many websites are not built with accessibility in mind and unintentionally put up barriers to accessing the information on the site. Often, when a person finds a site that has the information they are looking for and the information is accessible to them where others are not, they will bookmark the website and promote it to others.

3. Makes it more accessible and descriptive to Google which often translates into a boost in Google rankings.

4. Makes it more accessible on mobile devices.

5. Makes it more usable to everyone, not just those with a disability.

Keep you Web Safe: why do you have to take your business time to check every month if everything its WCAG 2.1 acceptable? Are you going to be upgrading with all the WCAG courses? The answer it's...NO! You don't have to take time, and you don't have to go to every course or class about Accessibility, but we can do it for you. So you can keep safe and just for a monthly fee we get worried for you.