Web Accessibility
9 articles
Most websites look accessible. Most are not. If you build interfaces with custom dropdowns, modals, or tab panels, there is a real chance your…
94.8% of websites still fail basic accessibility standards. That means most of the web is built in a way that actively blocks 1.3 billion…
94.8% of websites still fail basic WCAG standards. That number has barely moved in six years. A solid web accessibility checklist is the most…
Most websites fail their readers before the first sentence loads. The WebAIM 2024 Million report found low-contrast text on 81% of homepages, the single…
Over 1.3 billion people live with a disability worldwide, and most of them use a smartphone every day. Yet a 2023 audit found that…
Most data tables on the web are broken for screen reader users. Not visually broken. Programmatically broken. Accessible tables give assistive technology the markup…
Most products are built for someone who doesn’t exist. The “average user” assumption quietly excludes 1.3 billion people with disabilities worldwide, plus millions more…
Most forms fail before a user types a single character. Accessible forms are the difference between a website that works for everyone and one…
Most people have squinted at a website trying to read light gray text on a white background. That struggle has a name: poor color…