Accessibility Documentation
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Alternative Text for Images
When adding images to our pages, there’s more to think about than choosing a nice image, cropping it to the correct size, and inserting it in the right spot on the page. We usually think about images solely visually. But what about users who…
Making Connections: The Power of Meaningful Link Text
Web accessibility isn't just about code; it's about clear communication. One of the simplest yet most impactful ways to make your website better for everyone—and more visible to search engines—is by writing "meaningful link…
The Logic of Layout: Using Headings for Better Accessibility
When you are creating content for a website, it is easy to think of headings as "styling tools"—choosing a heading level simply because you like its size or boldness. However, headings are actually the architectural skeleton of…
Website Accessibility Reference Links
The following are links to the "Understanding WCAG 2.0" documentation regarding the success criteria for each area in Level A and Level AA.