Using alt text to describe images and other non-text content is done appropriately, it increases both the accessibility of your website and your S E O. Assistive technology users will have a better understanding of your website content and its searchability will improve. When a search engine scans your site, it will able to read […]
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In this section of this website we arre going to discuss all the techniques, tips, tricks, and lot more related with web accessibi.lity!
10 BASICS WEB ACCESSIBILITY TIPS1. Use meaningful title attributes 2. Keep important interactive elements higher up the web page 3. Don’t begin title attributes with the same text 4. Use headings properly 5. Use different and meaningful page titles 6. Use skip navigation 7. Label your form elements 8. Test your web pages with CSS and JavaScript disabled 9. “See” what it’s like to use assistive technologies 10. Web accessibility is not about creating dull or boring website, it simply provide equal experience to all the users.
Use meaningful title attributes Keep important interactive elements higher up the web page Don’t begin title attributes with the same text Use headings properly Use different and meaningful page titles Use skip navigation Label your form elements Test your web pages with CSS and JavaScript disabled “See” what it’s like to use assistive technologies Web […]
Web Accessibility Tips
These web accessibility tips are for the web designers, developers, or content authors, to assist them in developing website fully accessible to all users. To check detail you must visit WCAG homepage. Use appropriate alt text for images. Use alt text to provide access to the content of images for people who cannot […]
4 Easiest Web Accessibility Tests Anyone Can Do
What about those people who don’t want to know things like the complicated interplay between markup, DOM interfaces, and accessibility API role mappings? What about people who just want to know: “How does my website perform for people with people with disabilities?” Here you go. 4 tests that anyone can do without any development knowledge. […]