UserWay

Accessibility on websites today is usually a convoluted process of testing and re-designing, but with Userway, the process is smooth. So for someone making their own simple marketing website for their small business, Userway could potentially save their company thousands of dollars and countless hours of development time and stress.

UserWay is well suited for companies both small and large. Small businesses can protect themselves from scummy lawsuits for non compliant websites or e-commerce stores. Medium and large companies are able to keep compliance costs low and allows their IT or Dev teams to focus on the quality of the site architecture without having to create custom code or cobble together multiple widgets that usually slow down page load times.

UserWay would be a "no brainer" for businesses and organizations that have older and special needs demographics of people using their website. I can't imagine having a website without this valuable service. It makes navigating and using our website much easier and enjoyable for people who are dyslexic, need a larger font, prefer to turn off animations, etc. Since it can be turned on and off by each user and reset back to normal defaults, I can't think of a scenario where this valuable resource would not make sense to have.

I think User Way is well suited in most scenarios, including the ability for all users to access the information on our sites. Initially, I found it less appropriate when the widget would overlap with some website elements, but this was easily fixed as there are settings to change the widget positioning for desktop and mobile.