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Accessibility Is Good Business: Designing Inclusive Interfaces
Accessible products reach more customers, rank better and reduce legal risk. Practical guidance from our design and engineering teams.
Sofia MartinsProduct Strategist6 min read
Over a billion people live with some form of disability. Designing for them improves the experience for everyone.
Start with semantics
Use proper headings, landmarks, labels and buttons. Most accessibility issues disappear when HTML is used as intended.
Colour and contrast
Meet WCAG AA contrast ratios and never rely on colour alone to convey state.
Keyboard and screen readers
Every interaction must work without a mouse. Test with VoiceOver, NVDA and TalkBack as part of QA.
Written by Sofia Martins
Product Strategist at RKWebX