The Ultimate Guide to Web Accessibility is a comprehensive overview of the importance of web accessibility and the key strategies for ensuring that websites are accessible to all users, regardless of their physical abilities or disabilities. The presentation begins with an introduction to web accessibility, outlining why it is important and what it means for users with disabilities. It then moves on to explore the key guidelines and standards for web accessibility, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. The presentation also covers the key principles of accessible web design, including the use of clear and concise language, the use of alternative text for images, and the use of accessible colors and fonts. It also explores the importance of providing accessible forms and the use of keyboard-only navigation. In addition to discussing the key principles of web accessibility, the presentation also provides practical tips and advice for implementing these principles into web design and development. This includes strategies for testing and evaluating web accessibility, as well as recommendations for tools and resources that can help designers and developers ensure that their websites are accessible to all users. Overall, the Ultimate Guide to Web Accessibility is an essential resource for anyone involved in web design and development, providing valuable insights and practical strategies for ensuring that websites are accessible to all users, regardless of their physical abilities or disabilities. To know more visit - https://aeldata.com/

1. The Ultimate Guide
to Web Accessibility

2. Web accessibility or digital accessibility is a practice of removing
or preventing any barriers that users may face while accessing
or interacting with a website. Making a website accessible
creates an all-inclusive environment where all users have equal
access to information and functionality.
The World Wide Consortium or W3C launched Web
Accessibility Initiative (WAI) in 1997 to guide people to
build more accessible websites.
The WAI developed Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines (WCAG) to help developers and
organizations to build an accessible website.
Who manages web accessibility on the internet?
What Does Web Accessibility Mean?

3. 1. Perceivable(P)
4 principles of web accessibility?
2. Operable(O)
3. Understandable(U)
4. Robust(R)

4. What are the Types
of Accessibility Issues?
Auditory: Partial or complete hearing loss
Visual: Having low vision or colour blindness or total
vision loss
Motor: Total or partial loss of function in a body part
such as limbs.
Cognitive: Have difficulty in concentrating, learning
new things, remembering stuff, that affect daily
activities

5. Types of Web Accessibility Audit
Manual Audits Automated Audits Hybrid Audits
An accessibility audit involves a combination of performing functional,
automated and manual tests on your website to identify accessibility
violations.

6. 1. Accessibility makes your
website look boring or
unattractive
Top 5 Accessibility Myths
2. Web Accessibility is time-
consuming and expensive
3. Automated tools are
enough to make your site
accessible
4. Accessibility
lawsuits are not
expensive
5. Only visual
impairments matter in
digital accessibility

7. W3C
Examples of Accessible Websites
BBC
No surprises here, W3C is the holy grail of accessible websites. It has
everything from web accessibility guidelines to best practices for other
websites to become more accessible.
BBC offers great support for keyboard accessibility as one can easily
navigate using just a keyboard on the site. It also provides an
‘accessibility help’ link to help new screen readers and keyboard users
navigate the website with ease.
International Paralympic Committee(IPC)
The IPC committee dedicated to developing para-sport and
advocating social inclusion will surely make their website accessible to
everyone. It features a clean UI with high-quality visuals and media
that are optimized to be visible and accessible by keyboard.

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