14/10/2026
Hand your phone to the oldest person in your family and ask them to find your opening hours. Watch closely.
Light grey text on white, tiny fonts and buttons that just say "Click here" make a site hard to use for a lot of people, not only those with a disability. Website accessibility is good manners, and it usually helps search too.
Five basics you can check today:
Body text at least 16px.
Strong contrast. No grey on grey.
Alt text on every image describing what is in it.
Buttons that say what they do: "Book a table", not "Submit".
The page still works when zoomed to 200 percent.
None of these change how your site looks much. They change who can use it.
Web Design Company Melbourne: https://www.urbandigitalco.com.au/
Who did you hand your phone to?