1. Usable Navigation
 

Clear and consistent navigation menus to ensure ease of use.

Full keyboard operability, enabling visitors to navigate and interact with all parts of the website without requiring a mouse.

 

2. Text Accessibility
 

Use of resizable fonts that can be adjusted via browser settings without losing functionality or clarity.

Adequate text-to-background contrast ratios for readability, particularly for users with low vision or color blindness.

 

3. Screen Reader Compatibility
 

Structural elements such as headings, landmarks, and ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) roles to provide context and functionality for users who rely on screen readers.

Descriptive alternative text for all meaningful images and multimedia.

 

4. Mobile and Responsive Design
 

Fully responsive design to ensure optimal usability across devices, including smartphones and tablets.

Touchscreen-friendly buttons and forms for users who interact via touch interfaces.

 

5. Forms and Input Fields
 

Clearly labeled form fields with instructions and error messages to assist users with cognitive or motor impairments.

Forms are designed to be accessible using assistive technologies.

 

6. Multimedia Content
 

Captions and transcripts for video and audio content to support users with hearing impairments.

Clear instructions for interacting with multimedia elements.

 

7. Time Sensitive
 

Avoidance of time-sensitive content where possible. When timing is necessary, users are provided with options to extend or pause.