Web accessibility and inclusive design
Web accessibility and inclusive design Web accessibility means building sites that people with any ability can use. Inclusive design goes further, supporting people in different contexts, such as slow connections, small screens, or momentary impairments. By aiming for both, you create experiences that are usable and welcoming for more visitors. Start with semantic HTML. Use headings in order and landmarks like main, nav, and footer. This helps screen readers and keeps the page structure clear. Make every interactive element reachable by keyboard, and ensure focus moves logically. Good structure also benefits search engines and future maintenance. ...