Headings Tag

Headings play a very important role in the accessibility level of any document, whether it is a Word, PDF, or HTML document. Screen reader users use “Headings” for navigation and they provide a clear concept of a document which benefits all users, making it easier to understand the content. Remember that blind users can’t just […]

HTML CODES AND PAGE STRUCTURE

Building accessibility in a web page needs good semantic page structure. Semantic structure easily conveys important information of web pages to assistive technology users. When actual headings, links, and lists are used, and when tables are marked up properly, it become more usable for disable people. Below are some parts of semantic structure that can […]

ALTERNATIVE TEXT MISTAKES AND SUGGESTIONS

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 […]

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 […]