The 1,000 people who use your website might include
740
who need to
wear glasses or contact lenses
220
who have any
disability
333
who are
deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus
164
whose
literacy is below level 1
and so struggle with tasks such as reading a timetable or writing a letter
100
who are
dyslexic
60
who have
dyscalculia
45
have a
colour vision deficiency
(43 male, 2 female)
34
who are
living with sight loss
6
who are
blind or partially sighted
12
who are
autistic
44
who have
ADHD
29
who are
in contact with NHS mental health services
2
British Sign Language (BSL) users
513
have
Chronic Pain
Almost all
of the 1,000 people who use your website may also experience temporary or situational disability at some time. For example, they may break their wrist, have an eye infection or be using their phone in bright sunlight.
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This is an estimate based on UK national average figures from the Accessibility Personas and other trusted sources. The numbers don't add up because some people have more than one disability.