Not all websites are created equal

It is good to see more and more organizations promoting inclusivity in their marketing campaigns and product offerings, but many businesses have yet to consider their website's ability to be a tool for inclusivity. For most people, the ability to surf the web is taken for granted. Even the worst websites (those that look like they were built when the internet was invented and are still not mobile friendly) can be read by someone determined to pinch and zoom. I can't even imagine trying to visit one of those sites with a vision impairment.

How easy is it to surf the web for someone with impaired vision, hearing, or mobility?

A task that most take for granted, surfing the web, becomes a big challenge if the online community has not taken accessibility differences into web design consideration.