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Making Digital Experiences More Accessible

Digital accessibility helps ensure that websites, applications, and digital services can be used by people with different abilities.

  1. Screen Reader Compatibility

    Websites should use meaningful structure and accessible content.

  2. Keyboard Navigation

    Users should be able to navigate without relying exclusively on a mouse.

  3. Meaningful Headings

    Clear headings help people understand and navigate content.

  4. Alternative Text

    Images should include useful descriptions where appropriate.

  5. Accessible Forms

    Forms should provide understandable labels and errors.

  6. Contrast and Readability

    Readable typography and adequate contrast support a wider range of users.

  7. Accessible Documents

    Documents should use appropriate structure and compatible formats.