1. Use Semantic HTML
Semantic HTML improves accessibility by providing meaning to content. Use appropriate tags like
<header>, <main>, and <footer>.
Introduction
Web accessibility ensures that everyone, including individuals with disabilities, can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with your website. By following best practices, you can create inclusive designs that comply with accessibility standards like WCAG.
Key Accessibility Practices
Checklist for Accessible Websites
- Use semantic HTML.
- Add alt text for all images.
- Ensure sufficient color contrast.
- Make navigation keyboard-friendly.
Projects Overview
| Project Number | Project Name | Project Summary | View Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Responsive Navbar | Responsive Navbar Using HTML and Tailwind CSS | View Project |
| 2 | Landing Page | A beautifully designed, responsive landing page showcasing modern web design techniques. | View Project |
| 3 | Accessible Navigation | Creating navigation menus with keyboard and screen reader support. | View Project |