Content Accessibility Fundamentals

Images and other graphical content must include alternative text to make visual content accessible to people with vision impairments.

Make sure your content has sufficient color contrast so it's easy to read.

Using headings wisely helps users understand the structure of your content and easily move to sections of interest.

Link text should be meaningful to users without relying on surrounding content.

Use lists to provide order and create structure in your content.

Use tables to present data, not for visual layout. 

Avoid using images of text. Screen readers cannot read the text and enlarging the image may make the text illegible.

Using a form on your website? Make sure it's accessible for all users.