Can everyone - and I do mean everyone - use your website?
What a lot of business owners don’t understand is that there are common website trends that make it harder for some individuals to use their websites.
That means you’re excluding a potentially huge chunk of your target audience - up to 27%. That’s the exact opposite of what you want to do right?
The good news is that having an accessible website is not only possible, it’s easy to make your website more accessible for everyone.
Today, we’re going to cover 5 easy ways to make your website more accessible, including:
- Writing good ALT descriptions and how to add them
- How to make links clear to everyone
- Choosing the right color combinations
- How to simplify your website copy to be readable
- And making video and audio content accessible
MENTIONED RESOURCES:
- Captain Coder Website Audit for Accessibility
- Rev.com
- WebAim Contrast Checker
- Wordcounter.net
- Grammarly
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