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At the time of writing, the RNIB site currently does not comply with W3C HTML validation recommendations on 7 pages out of 25 using the Silktide SiteScore tests. It's probably a glitch in a small bit of code, but this is exactly the very reason why you won't be prosecuted in the UK. Even the best advisors on website accessibility in the UK mess it up from time to time - and that includes Accessibility 101! The smallest errors in code can lead to a failure to conform to W3C recommendations or to comply with the UK government minimum recommended 'Priority 1' WCAG standard. I bet even some pages on UK Government websites fail some sort of tests! Conclusion? There's a business case and moral obligation to make your site as accessible as you can. There are over 8 Million people registered as having a disability in the UK, and a lot of them use the net - do you really want to ignore them? Prosecutions have been successful in Australia and the US - it will happen here, just not any ti
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