Accessibility basics every website should cover
Anjanee Shukla
6 min read
Accessibility means building so that people with a range of abilities can use your site. It is the right thing to do, it widens your audience, and it tends to improve the experience for everyone.
The quick wins
Use real text rather than text in images, add descriptions to images, ensure strong colour contrast, and make sure everything works with a keyboard. These cover a large share of common issues.
Build it in, do not bolt it on
Accessibility is far cheaper when considered from the start than when retrofitted later.
We build accessibility in by default. Ask us to review your current site any time.