ACCESSIBILITY BY DESIGN
Make room for people.
In every design decision.
A useful image description. An understandable action. A clear route through a form. Accessibility is part of the content and interaction you create, not a badge added at the end.
Readable.
Understandable.
Usable.
Meaning comes first.
Use heading roles and labels to make relationships clear. Visual size and decoration are separate choices.
A pointer is one way in.
Review keyboard focus and the full action flow. Check the assistive technology your visitors rely on.
Conditions change.
Colors, zoom, motion preferences and screen size can change the experience. Review them deliberately.
A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
Take a visitor’s journey.
Use these prompts while reviewing your actual published website. Mark what you have reviewed, then test the full journey beyond this checklist.
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This checklist records only your choices on this page. It does not inspect or certify a website.FOLLOW THE CONNECTION