Make Your Website Work for Every Kiwi
Your website blocks one in four Kiwis. They can’t use it.
The Problem for NZ Firms
Sarah owns a cafe in Auckland. Her site can’t be read by screen readers.
She loses 50 customers each week. They go to her rival instead.
What This Means
Web accessibility means everyone can use your site. Not just some people.
It’s like having a ramp for your shop. More people can enter.
Why Kiwis Should Care
One million Kiwis have a disability. They have $2 billion to spend.
Google ranks accessible sites higher. You get more web traffic.
The Fix
Make your site work with screen readers. Add text to all images.
Use big clear fonts. Pick colours that contrast well.
What To Do Now
- Check Your Images – Add alt text to every image on your site.
- Test Your Colours – Use a free tool to check colour contrast ratios.
- Fix Your Headings – Use H1, H2, H3 in the right order.
- Add Captions – Put text on all your videos for deaf users.
Real NZ Results
Joe’s Bike Shop in Wellington fixed his site. Sales went up 30%.
He spent $500 on fixes. Made $5,000 more in six months.
Pro Tip: Start with your home page. Fix that first. Most users land there.
Common Questions
How much does it cost?
Most small sites need $300-$800. You can do some fixes free.
How long does it take?
A simple site takes one week. Big sites need one month.
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