The 200,000 people who use your website might include

Change number of people

148,000
who need to wear glasses or contact lenses

44,000
who have any disability

66,600
who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus

32,800
whose literacy is below level 1 and so struggle with tasks such as reading a timetable or writing a letter

20,000
who are dyslexic

12,000
who have dyscalculia

9,000
have a colour vision deficiency (8,500 male, 500 female)

6,661
who are living with sight loss

1,120
who are blind or partially sighted

2,320
who are autistic

8,660
who have ADHD

5,700
who are in contact with NHS mental health services

400
British Sign Language (BSL) users

102,600
have Chronic Pain

Almost all
of the 200,000 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.