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Improving Web Accessibility: Step-by-Step Instructions

Improving Web Accessibility: Step-by-Step Instructions

Emma Rodriguez

Adding Semantic HTML

Use `<header>`, `<nav>`, and `<main>` tags correctly. This section shows how to structure your HTML for better screen reader support.

Adding Semantic HTML

Implementing ARIA Attributes

Add ARIA roles like `role='button'` where needed. Learn when and how to apply them with examples.

Implementing ARIA Attributes

Ensuring Keyboard Navigation

Test and fix keyboard accessibility by adding `tabindex` and focus styles. Follow this guide to make all elements reachable.

Ensuring Keyboard Navigation

Testing with Screen Readers

Use tools like NVDA or VoiceOver to test your site. This section walks you through a basic accessibility audit.

Testing with Screen Readers

Fixing Common Accessibility Issues

Address low contrast or missing alt text. Get quick fixes for frequent problems identified in testing.

Fixing Common Accessibility Issues