Website Accessibility

What is Website Accessibility?

Web accessibility (WCAG) covers keyboard navigation, screen reader semantics, color contrast, captions, and forms that work for everyone—often legally required for public sites.

Example: Adding visible focus outlines and alt text for meaningful images lets keyboard and screen reader users understand and operate your UI.

Why Website Accessibility matters

Accessibility matters ethically and commercially: keyboard and screen reader barriers exclude customers and create legal exposure; inclusive design often improves SEO and conversion too.

How Website Accessibility works in digital marketing

Run automated scans plus manual tests, label controls, provide transcripts, and train content authors.