Accessibility refers to the settings of a website or digital tool that makes your content usable and understandable by anyone, regardless of their abilities.
While physical disabilities usually come to mind, accessibility can also refer to skill level, learning style, or even environment.
Some accessibility features include:
- Closed captions & subtitles
- High contrast colors
- HTML friendly tags to support read aloud features
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and Americans Disability Act (ADA) Title II guarantee accessibility as a civil right.
Related to: Universal Design for Learning
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