Quick Tip: Typeface Familiarity When reading, your brain can quickly build models for the typefaces and fonts you are seeing to allow quick parsing of the characters to generate meaning. Familiarity with the typeface goes a long way to supporting better reading and accessibility. Some widely available fonts that are… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – August 2025
Quick Tip: Avoid Animating Carousels Avoid using automatically animating carousels on websites. They can be distracting for users with cognitive or attention disorders and may interfere with screen readers and keyboard users. Instead, offer manual controls with clear navigation or, at a minimum, allow users to pause or stop the… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – July 2025
Quick Tip: Color Reliance Relying on color to convey information can create accessibility barriers for users with color vision deficiencies. To make your design more inclusive, supplement color cues with text labels, icons, patterns, or shapes. For example, instead of using red and green to indicate errors and successes, pair… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – June 2025