Quick Tip: Page Titles Providing a descriptive, succinct page title is important for accessibility. The page title text usually appears at the very top of the browser window or in the web page’s browser tab. WCAG 2 requires that page titles describe the page content or purpose. Because the page… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – February 2023
Quick Tip: Supplement Text with Images and Icons While text is the primary way of conveying information and content, images and icons can be very helpful. When we consider the many potential accessibility issues that can come from images – alternative text, sufficient contrast, legibility, etc. – we sometimes can… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – January 2023
Quick Tip: Document and Content Language The lang attribute in HTML should be used to identify the language of web pages and of other-language content within a web page. There are over 8,000 language codes, but in most cases it’s best to use the most succinct value for a particular… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – August 2022