Forms-Accessibility

Accessibility in Web and Apps: Inclusive Design Accessibility in web and app design means people with different abilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with digital products. It helps everyone and broadens your audience. Good accessibility also makes products easier to use, faster to learn, and more reliable across devices. Why accessibility matters Accessibility is not a niche feature. It supports users who rely on assistive tech, people with temporary impairments, and users in challenging environments. It also improves clarity for all users, from clear labels to predictable navigation. Following accessibility helps your site or app rank better, reduces errors, and builds trust with a diverse audience. ...

Designing Accessible Web Experiences Accessible design means building sites that people can use with a variety of abilities, devices, and settings. It is not a special feature; it is good practice that helps everyone. When you design for accessibility, users have a smoother path to the content they want. Structure and Semantics Start with a clear structure. Use headings in a logical order, include landmarks like header, navigation, main, and footer, and keep content grouped by purpose. A well-ordered outline helps screen readers and makes navigation faster for all users. When content appears, the visual order should match the reading order. This keeps focus from jumping unexpectedly. ...