The problem
Pale grey, tiny text and buttons the size of a fingernail: many websites are hard to use, especially on a phone or for older people. Those visitors don't complain. They just leave.
Size 9 text
Even with glasses, it's a no.
The fix ✓
Readable by everyone
Big text, big buttons, tap-to-call numbers. Even grandma finds the Call button. A site built for everyone: big text, strong contrast, easy-to-tap buttons, and phone numbers you call with one finger.
In plain words
Our solution
We use a font designed to be easy to read, comfortably large text, strong contrast and wide buttons. Your phone numbers are tappable. And we follow web accessibility standards (WCAG), which also help people with disabilities.
The difference, at a glance.
Before
To reach us, please consult the contact section located at the bottom of the services page, tab 4.
Pale grey on grey. Size 9.
After
Need help?
☎ Call nowBig, clear, one tap.
Three steps, no jargon.
We pick readable fonts
Clear letters, at a comfortable size.
We check contrast
Every text colour is tested to be easy to read.
We test on phones
Every page is tried on a small screen before launch.
What you gain
Nobody left out
Young, old, people with disabilities: everyone finds their way.
More calls and requests
When it's easy to read, people take action.
Better on Google
Google favours fast, mobile-friendly sites.
You might be wondering…
Does big text mean ugly?
Not at all. This site is the proof: the text is big, and we didn't sacrifice any style.
What is WCAG?
The international guidelines for making websites usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.
