There are many ways to check the accessibility of your website. There is also one very easy thing you can do to make your website more navigable and accessible for sighted users and screen reader users. That is to add a skip link.
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When writing copy for your website or a document, follow these best practices to make your content more accessible, reader friendly and understandable to a larger audience. What’s good for accessibility is also good for readability for everyone!
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Whether your organization is looking to make your website or documents accessible due to a legal requirement or just to be more inclusive and reach more a larger audience, you may consider one or more accessibility solutions.
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When you are looking to resolve accessibility issues on your website, there are a few things to consider that will help you prioritize, especially if you don’t have the time or resources to address everything at one time. This will allow you to spread out your accessibility efforts over time with the resources you have.
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Website accessibility has been increasingly getting more attention over the past five years due to the website accessibility lawsuits that have occurred. You can take steps right now to check your website for accessibility issues.
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