The document discusses the importance of web accessibility for all users, emphasizing its benefits for individuals with disabilities and businesses alike. It provides a web accessibility checklist that includes legal compliance requirements, design guidelines, and best practices for content accessibility. Key elements include the use of clear navigation, appropriate headings, alt-text for images, and accessible multimedia content.

1. EMPOWERING TO MAKE
YOUR WEBSITE ACCESSIBLE
WEB ACCESSIBILITY
CHECKLIST:

2. ABOUT
Web accessibility is essential for all, not
just for differently abled individuals but
even for the growth and development
of businesses. It ensures that all users,
regardless of their ability can access
and use the website’s content.
There is a growing demand for a
website accessibility checklist as it
provides a resource for website
developers to use and ensure that their
websites are accessible to all users
globally.
By following the unexplored web
accessibility checklist, you can make
your website accessible and also
compliant with accessibility standards
and guidelines.

3. LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
It is crucial to be completely aware of
the relevant laws and regulations to
guarantee compliance with legal
accessibility standards. The legal
requirements are:
• The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
• Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act
• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
2.0 & 2.1
• The European Web Accessibility Regulation
(EUWA)

4. DESIGN AND LAYOUT
• Use of appropriate headings and subheadings
Headings and subheadings should be structured in a
logical way, with the main heading as the highest level
and subheadings as lower-level categories.
• Ensuring clear and consistent navigation
A website's design and layout should be intuitive and
consistent across all pages. It should be easy to
move around the website and find what you're
looking for.
• Providing Alternative text (Alt-text) for images and
multimedia content
Alt-text makes the content accessible to people using
assistive technologies and it will also provide a better
user experience.

5. MULTIMEDIA CONTENT
FORMS AND INPUT FIELDS
• Provide captions and transcripts for
audio/video content
• Ensure media players are accessible
and usable
Ensure accessibility, proper labeling, and
instructions should be provided for each form
field to help screen readers understand the
expected input.

6. LINKS AND NAVIGATION
• Use descriptive link text
• Indicate the target of each link

7. THANK YOU
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