Troubleshooting accessibility issues

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Web accessibility is an important topic that no company or organization should ignore. An accessible website allows all users to use its content and functions, improves the usability of the website, expands the target audience, and improves the image of the company.

An accessible website allows all users, including people with disabilities, to use its content and features. This is important for ensuring equal access to information and services. Accessible websites are facebook data usually more usable by all users, regardless of their technical knowledge or skills. This is important for keeping users on the website and achieving their goals. An accessible website allows you to reach a wider audience, including people with disabilities, who make up a significant portion of the population. This can lead to increased traffic and conversions. An accessible website shows that a company cares about all users and is responsible and inclusive. This can improve the company’s image and increase customer trust.

Here are some tips for creating an accessible website:

Headings are the primary mechanism by which disabled users navigate the web. They must follow a hierarchy. For example, never use an H3 heading unless it is preceded by an H2 heading. And don't use a heading just because you like its size or the font used.
For images, provide informative alt text for those using screen readers. Alt text is not a place to stuff keywords. It should be short (12-16 words or less) and descriptive of the image. Always end it with a period so that the screen reader recognizes the end of the description.