Quick Tip: High Color Contrast While high color contrast is generally good for readability, too much contrast—such as stark black text on a pure white background—can cause visual fatigue or discomfort, especially for people with sensory sensitivities, migraines, or certain cognitive conditions. To ensure accessibility for a broader audience, it’s… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – April 2025
Quick Tip: Be Cautious with All-caps Text Using all capitalized text can create accessibility issues, particularly for individuals with dyslexia or visual impairments, as it reduces readability and makes words harder to distinguish by shape. Screen readers may also misinterpret fully capitalized words, reading them letter by letter instead of… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – March 2025
Quick Tip: Required Inputs When completing a form, it should be apparent which inputs are required for submission. Unless it’s very obvious from the visual presentations (such as a single input form or username/password), there should be a visual indication for required fields – often text located inside the input’s… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – December 2024