A Practical Guide to Accessibility

A Practical Guide to Accessibility

Accessible design is good design. Clear contrast, sensible headings and keyboard-friendly controls help everyone, not only people with disabilities.

Test with a screen reader, navigate with the keyboard and check colour contrast early. Fixing issues in the design stage costs almost nothing.

Aim for progress, not perfection, and keep improving.

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