Imagine being locked out of the library, the bank, or even your doctor’s office not by doors and passwords but by design itself. This is the stark reality millions of people with disabilities face online, where websites and apps become impassable walls due to inaccessible features. In such a scenario, web accessibility steps in, notRead more
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Approximately 1.3 billion people worldwide have some form of disability. People with disabilities often face barriers to equal participation in social activities. Consequently, web accessibility is imperative in ensuring all individuals can access and use web content regardless of their abilities. Additionally, web accessibility is also a matter of social responsibility. Inaccessible websites may beRead more
Regardless of the size and nature of the organization, digital accessibility is one of the most important priorities for all businesses. To navigate this better, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) offer a detailed and comprehensive framework for establishing accessibility as a priority. However, multiple versions of WCAG exist, and many additional versions of the WCAGRead more
From shopping online to connecting with friends and family, the internet has made our lives easier and more convenient. However, it’s essential to realize that not all users have the same level of digital accessibility when interacting with web content. This is where WCAG accessibility comes into play. This article will examine the Web ContentRead more
When it comes to website accessibility, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are considered the key reference point as well as the industry standard. These WCAG standards detail various criteria (such as transcripts for videos, adding alt text to images, etc.) you need to fulfill to ensure that your website is accessible to all, includingRead more
Website design and development must include accessibility. Put simply, your website must be accessible to every user, irrespective of ability. According to a WebAim analysis, 49,991,225 different accessibility issues were found across one million home pages—an average of 50.0 faults per page. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) come into play here. The World WideRead more