5 things you can improve website accessibility
So you have your marketing plan set, your campaign ready but have you assured your design is accessible to everyone?
Web accessibility refers to building digital content that can be used by a wide range of people, including individuals with visual, motor, auditory or speech impairment. As designers, we have the power and responsibility to make sure that everyone has access to what we create regardless of ability, context, or situation. I will walk you through a few tips that are easy to implement on your website.
Web accessibility is essential for the nonprofit industry because of the following reasons:
1) Social responsibility
2) Legal protection
3) Good for their business and better SEO.
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