Website Accessibility: Building Better Journeys for Everyone
Practical accessibility decisions for structure, keyboard use, forms, media and ongoing publishing.
Practical accessibility decisions for structure, keyboard use, forms, media and ongoing publishing.
Use semantic structure
Headings, landmarks, labels and native controls give assistive technology reliable meaning and often improve maintainability.
Support keyboard and focus
Every action should be reachable and visibly focused without a pointer. Test menus, dialogs, forms and errors in logical order.
Make publishing sustainable
Alt text, captions and content hierarchy need editorial guidance. Accessibility is an operating practice, not a one-time automated score.
A practical next step
Turn the ideas in this guide into a short list of decisions, owners and evidence. Start with the customer or operational outcome, document the constraints and choose the smallest release that can prove useful value without compromising trust.