“On smaller touch devices, links and other controls can be so small that they become difficult to interact with. Are you making sure the sizeRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #125
“Newly displayed content should not interfere with a person’s ability to use the rest of the information on a web page. When such content appears,Read more about Inclusive Web Tip #124
“Adapting to user-defined text settings allows users to adjust text spacing to make it easier to read. Are you ensuring people can override the presentationRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #123
“Digital accessibility goes beyond checking off a list of requirements. Are you making sure to test your sites and apps with users with disabilities toRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #122
“Low vision users and those who are colourblind need buttons and graphics to have a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 for accessibility. Are youRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #121
“Forcing multi-dimensional scrolling creates issues for users with low vision who need larger fonts to read comfortably. Are you ensuring they don’t have to scrollRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #120
“Structure greatly aids users in understanding how the information is organized in digital documents. Are you using data tables and other structured formats to clearlyRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #119
“Content that depends entirely on orientation, colour, size, shape, or position can be unusable to some users. Are you avoiding reliance on a single sensoryRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #118
“Clear and simple language makes your content easier to understand for everyone, including people with learning disabilities. How are you leveraging plain language techniques inRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #117
“Headings, lists, tables, and other structured formats are very useful to organize information in a logical and easy-to-follow way. Are you leveraging these tools toRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #116
“Links and other calls to action must be labelled in a consistent manner. Are you making sure that active user interface components repeated across pagesRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #115
“Keyboard users should be able to skip over content that is consistently repeated across multiple pages. Are you providing a mechanism that allows them toRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #114
“Descriptive headings and labels help people with disabilities understand the structure of your content. Are you leveraging them to provide context and meaning for yourRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #113
“Audio descriptions in videos allow blind users to be made aware of what is happening on the visual track. Are you ensuring that visual informationRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #112
“To prevent errors, users must be allowed to review and correct their data before submitting forms. Are you providing opportunities for users to review andRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #111
“Links conveyed through colour alone are harder to identify for those who struggle with with colour perception. Are you making sure that such links canRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #110
“Required form controls must be conveyed as such to assistive technology users. Are you making sure that such form controls are identified using the aria-requiredRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #109
“CAPTCHA images must still remain fully usable by those who can’t see. Are you making sure CAPTCHAs are provided with text alternatives that describe theirRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #108
“Your audience needs to be able to access the footer section of your pages easily. Are you identifying the footer on your site through theRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #107
“Mouseover and other mouse-related events also need to be operable for keyboard users. Are specific mouse event handlers on your site duplicated to account forRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #106