Quick Tips for web Content Accessibility

Based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 of the W3C

Perceivable

• Provide text alternatives for illustrations, diagrams and other non-text content.
• Provide mode-appropriate alternatives with time-based media and multi-media.
• Create adaptable content that presents many styles without loss of meaning.
• Make the foreground distinguishable from background for sight and hearing.

Operable

• Make all functionality keyboard accessible.
• Provide enough time for users to read and use content.
• Use content that is known to cause no seizures
• Make navigable content to help users know location, find content and link to it.

Understandable

• Make text content readable and understandable
• Make Web pages appear and operate in predictable ways
• Provide input-assistance that helps users avoid and correct mistakes

Robust

• Maximize compatibility with current and future browsers, media players, and assistive technologies