Use High Contrast:
Ensure sufficient contrast between text and background colors.
Use tools like contrast checkers to validate your choices.
Support Text Scaling:
Allow users to resize text without breaking the layout.
Use relative units (e.g., ems, rems) instead of fixed sizes.
Avoid Relying on Color Alone:
Use additional cues like icons or text labels to convey information.
Ensure that colorblind users can still understand the content.
Provide Alternative Text:
Add descriptive alt text for all images and non-text content.
Ensure the alt text conveys the purpose and context of the image.
Design Focus Indicators:
Ensure that interactive elements have visible focus indicators.
Use distinct styles to highlight focused items for keyboard users.
Increases usability for people with visual impairments.
Enhances overall user experience and inclusivity.
Complies with accessibility standards and guidelines.
Broadens your audience by making your product accessible to more people.