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Accessibility Bytes No. 7: Information Grouped in a List

November 14, 2024
Do you know some people rely on structured content to understand and navigate information grouped in lists?

Lists in HTML and documents serve as structured ways to present grouped information, making it easier for readers to understand relationships between items. Lists help break down information into manageable parts, improving readability and navigation. Continue Reading

Accessibility Bytes No. 6: Document Headings

October 16, 2024
Do you know some people rely on content structure to navigate the information within a document?

The good news is that document authors can quickly format programmatic headings to enable screen reader users to navigate documents easily, ensuring equal access, unlike visual readers who rely on heading appearance. Continue Reading

Accessibility Bytes No. 5: Alternative Text

September 05, 2024
Do you know some people rely only on a meaningful description of an image to understand the information contained in the image?

Alternative text, also known as alt text, is descriptive text that conveys the meaning of an image in digital content. It’s designed to make visual content accessible to people with vision disabilities. Continue Reading

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