Web Development
Accessibility means people with disabilities can use your website, including people using screen readers, keyboards or zoom. It also makes sites better for everyone.
Respect reduced-motion settings, avoid auto-playing sound and provide captions for videos.
Use automated checkers, then test with a keyboard and a screen reader. Automated tools catch only part of the issues.
In many countries, including the UK, EU, US and Australia, accessibility obligations apply to many organisations. Check the rules in your market.
Many accessibility practices, clear headings, alt text, semantic HTML, also help search engines.
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