Clear and consistent navigation options
For these users, clear and consistent navigation options, simple language, good color contrast, options for extended time limits, and the ability to avoid or stop flashing content may be particularly helpful. * According to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately of people have a cognitive impairment that affects memory, attention, or decision-making.
Accessibility Implementing accessibility involves
How to Achieve Accessibility Achieving accessibility involves a shop combination of design, development, and testing practices. Here are some key steps to ensure your website is accessible: Use semantics: Properly structure your web pages using semantic elements to provide clear and meaningful information.
For images: Use the properties
Provide alternative text for images: Use attributes to describe images to make them accessible to people who use screen readers or have disabled images. Ensure keyboard accessibility: Design your site to be navigable via keyboard, allowing users who cannot use a mouse to navigate and interact with the content.
Use color contrast: Ensure there is adequate color contrast between text and background so that visually impaired people can read the content. Provide captions and transcripts for multimedia: Include captions for videos and provide transcripts for audio content to facilitate access for individuals with hearing impairments.
Technical: Test your website regularly
Test with assistive technology: Regularly test your website using assistive technology such as screen readers, magnifiers, and speech recognition software to identify and resolve accessibility barriers. Beyond Demand works with us to provide leading accessibility solutions for our clients and our websites.