Tuesday, February 18th, 2025 1 PM ET
Building and remediating digitally accessible websites is crucial for ensuring that online platforms are inclusive to users of all abilities.
Building and remediating digitally accessible websites involves adhering to established guidelines, like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), to ensure that content is navigable by screen readers, videos have captions, and interactive elements are keyboard-friendly. Remediation focuses on fixing existing accessibility barriers, such as improving color contrast or adding alt text to images. By prioritizing accessibility from the start or correcting existing issues, businesses can enhance user experience, improve compliance with legal standards, and expand their audience by accommodating individuals with disabilities.
Key Insights
- What guidelines to follow for adhering to digital accessibility compliance standards
- Why it is important to structure your website properly to ensure digital accessibility (such as semantic HTML)
- Why and how to conduct regular website audits
- How to develop remediation strategies tailored to your business
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