In the US alone, 24 million Americans are deaf or hard of hearing and 12 million Americans are blind or have low vision. This large and technology savvy audience represents 10% of online users. Frameweld ensures that all audiences can fully use and interact with your content.  Frameweld creates content that is fully compliant with Section 508 requirements.  These stringent requirements are set out by the US Federal Government in Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act to ensure access to information and technology for disabled audiences.

Framewelder makes video, webcasts and rich media presentations fully accessible for disabled audiences by providing alternate information for all media elements. Verbatim transcripts are synchronized with video and audio. Live webcasts can be captioned in real time. Images and animations are described with text.

Accessibility as Ethic
Framewelder also meets the W3C accessibility standards and we strive for maximum accessibility in everything we do. This ethic is reflected not only in the accessibility features for disabled audiences but the cross-platform and cross-browser compatibility of our content, the ability to deliver to audiences at different bitrates (connection speeds), and to reach audiences around the world with our multilingual templates.