Building Accessible Web Applications
Building Accessible Web Applications Building accessible web applications is not optional. It helps people with different abilities and also improves the experience for many users. When accessibility is baked in from the start, pages load faster, are easier to navigate, and become more reliable for everyone. Semantic HTML Structure matters. Use meaningful elements to outline the page, such as header, navigation, main content, and footer. Keep a logical order for headings (h1, then h2, then h3) so screen readers can build a clear outline. Add alt text that describes what images convey, not just what they look like. Links should read clearly out of context, so a reader understands where they go without extra clues. When content groups exist, use sections and articles to reflect real meaning. ...