Accessibility helps everyone.
Making your website more accessible isn’t just about meeting guidelines or reducing legal risk—it’s about creating a better experience for every visitor.
Whether someone is navigating with a keyboard, using a screen reader, browsing on a mobile device, or simply viewing your website in bright sunlight, thoughtful design makes your content easier to find, understand, and use.
At One Eleven, accessibility isn’t an afterthought or a widget—it’s part of how we build websites. From semantic code and logical heading structures to readable content, keyboard navigation, and sufficient color contrast, accessibility is considered throughout the development process.
Because when a website works better for everyone, everyone benefits.
Accessibility by the numbers
61M +
Americans living with a disability
95%
Websites have detectable accessibility issues
3,948
Website accessibility lawsuits filed in the US in 2025
Better usability
Accessible websites are easier for everyone to navigate, understand, and use—whether they’re using a mouse, keyboard, screen reader, or mobile device.
Improved SEO
Many accessibility best practices also help search engines better understand your website, improving visibility and discoverability.
Reduce legal risk
Proactively improving accessibility helps reduce common barriers that often lead to complaints while demonstrating your commitment to serving every visitor.
Customer trust
An accessible website shows customers that your business values inclusion and is committed to providing a positive experience for everyone.
Ready to make your website more accessible?
As your website grows, new pages, images, documents, and third-party tools are added. Ongoing accessibility reviews and improvements help ensure your website continues serving every visitor while adapting to changing standards and best practices.
Whether you’re improving an existing website or starting fresh, we’ll help you identify opportunities, prioritize improvements, and build a website that’s easier for everyone to use.
Accessibility isn’t a one-time project.
