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How do I make my blog more accessible?
How to Make Your Blog Accessible to Blind Readers
- Choose an Accessible Service.
- Describe Your Images.
- Avoid the Dreaded “Click Here” or “More…”!
- Put Your Blogroll on the Right-Hand Side.
- Check the Comment Form—Is It Labeled Properly?
- Use Flexible Font Sizes.
- Don’t Force Links to Open in New Windows.
What makes design accessible?
To design for accessibility means to be inclusive to the needs of your users. This includes your target users, users outside of your target demographic, users with disabilities, and even users from different cultures and countries.
Is Blogger accessible?
Blogger is an amazing platform, however, an accessible web site is your responsibility and Blogger platform is not going to do it for you! ALL the FREE Blogger accessibility tools and widgets will not transform your website a 100% compliant with the accessibility regulations: WCAG 2.1, ADA, Section 508 and EN 301549.
How can a designer make images more usable accessible?
Making Images Accessible
- Avoiding Flashing or Flickering Content.
- Avoiding Reliance on Visual Characteristics.
- Creating Accessible Forms.
- Designing for Keyboard Accessibility.
- Ensuring Accessibility of Scrolling or Updating Content.
- Ensuring Proper Tab and Read Order.
- Facilitating Efficient Navigation.
Common ways of supporting navigation include:
- links to related pages.
- tables of contents.
- site maps.
- search.
- linking to all other pages from the home page.
- Pages that are a step in or result of a process need not have multiple ways to reach them.
How do I make my photos accessible?
A Few More Tips to Make Images Accessible
- Add alt text and title if you want your images to be conveyed to all users.
- If the picture is purely decorative, provide at least null alt text (alt=””).
- Avoid text in images. If it is impossible, make sure that this text is repeated in alt text.