Accessibility: “Inclusive design is imperative:

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Accessible websites that use appropriate color contrast, provide alternative text for images alt text), and can be navigated by screen readers directly benefit these users. The World Health Organization WHO) estimates that 1.2 billion people worldwide have visual impairments in 2017: http://www.wh.org/en/.
The group includes the following people:
Hearing Impairment: This group includes people who are deaf shop or hard of hearing. For these users, it is critical to provide closed captions or transcripts of audio and video content on the website. The World Health Organization estimates that as of 2017, more than of the world's population that is, 1.3 billion people) have disabling hearing loss 1.3 billion adults and 1.3 million children):://../-/-//---Movement Disability: These people have any disability that affects body movement.
Diseases such as cerebral palsy
This may include conditions such as cerebral palsy, Parkinson's disease or arthritis, or it may be age-related. People with mobility impairments benefit from websites that can be navigated using only a keyboard or a single switch access device, and that provide users with ample time to read and react to the content.
Utah
According to a survey conducted by the non-profit organization ) at Utah State University in 2017, of users with motor disabilities said they often, always or almost always use the keyboard rather than the mouse) to browse the web. This shows that the prevalence of non-mouse navigation in this group is high source: http://.csdl.com/) Cognitive, learning and neurological disorders: These disorders cover a variety of conditions, including dyslexia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ) and autism.