Quick Tip: Readability for Users With Dyslexia/Learning Disabilities To improve web readability for users with Dyslexia/Learning Disabilities, use simple, familiar fonts, adequately-sized text, and generous line spacing while avoiding italics and all caps for large sections of text. Maintain comfortable color contrast – preferably dark text on an off-white background… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips: November 2025
Quick Tip: Contrast is About More than Text While text contrast is important, icons and graphics convey meaning too, so be sure to remember WCAG 1.4.11 (Non-Text Contrast). It applies to icons, graphical objects, and interactive component boundaries that convey meaning. A light grey checkbox against a white background may… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – October 2025
Quick Tip: Alternative Text for Linked Images When an image is the only thing within a link, it must have alternative text. If alt text is missing, there will be no useful information to describe the link. The alternative text should typically present a combination of the content of the… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – September 2025