Complacency, lack of time, and insufficient knowledge often push accessibility to the back burner. But small changes made today can make your website more inclusive for everyone. We show you how!
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Writing code is fundamentally an exercise in crafting a strong foundation, one that should incorporate inclusivity as much as scalability. Compliance standards are a great place to start, and this guide will help you identify actionable practices for writing accessible, user-friendly code.
Automated testing only catches around 20–30% of WCAG issues. Learn why manual testing is essential for true accessibility and an inclusive user experience!
People with disabilities constitute one of the most significant segments of online users, but it is an often-overlooked population in the digital world. Increasing accessibility to this population is an empathetic choice and an intelligent business decision, especially when you consider that temporary and situational disability adds up to include almost everyone who uses the internet. Improving accessibility can increase an organization’s reach, enhance the user experience, and boost SEO. Additionally, with new accessibility directives in play, organizations that expand their site’s accessibility will maintain compliance with the law.