When should accessibility shape our website design?
Accessibility should shape your website design from the outset, with designers and developers resolving visual ambitions and technical requirements together before designs are approved.
Read moreYour website needs to give people access to the same information across different abilities, devices and browsing conditions. Design choices, development decisions and ongoing updates all affect whether visitors can use the experience you intended.
Accessibility should shape your website design from the outset, with designers and developers resolving visual ambitions and technical requirements together before designs are approved.
Read moreYour website design should cover different input methods, visual access, reading speeds and viewing conditions, including temporary or situational access needs.
Read moreUse native browser controls where they fit the interaction, and choose custom controls only when you explicitly provide for the keyboard operation and screen-reader compatibility they replace.
Read moreDo not rely on an accessibility overlay to remedy underlying barriers or establish compliance; address accessibility in your website's structure and code.
Read moreGive AI repetitive accessibility coding tasks and context-aware alternative text drafting, while keeping people responsible for accuracy and users' experience.
Read moreYour website should support varied browsers, devices, connection speeds and JavaScript availability, rather than treating one browsing setup as representative of all visitors.
Read moreReview and update your website's accessibility as technology and the site change, using redesign or redevelopment where needed and continuing maintenance after launch.
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