How to make video and audio accessible: captions, transcripts and more
Captions, transcripts and audio description explained simply, with what WCAG asks for, which tools help, and how to avoid autoplay problems.
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Step-by-step web accessibility guides: alt text, colour contrast, keyboard testing, forms, video captions, audits and accessibility statements.
WCAG 2.2 explained in plain words
What WCAG is, what A, AA and AAA mean, and the new WCAG 2.2 rules explained simply, with what to check on your own site.
How to write an accessibility statement (with a template)
An accessibility statement tells visitors what you have done, what is not perfect yet and how to reach you. Here is what to include, plus a simple template.
How to test your website with only a keyboard
A five-minute keyboard test finds problems no scanner can. Learn which keys to press, what to look for, and how to fix the most common issues.
How to run a website accessibility audit in one afternoon
A practical audit plan for small teams: what to scan, what to test by hand, how to rank what you find, and how to keep it from coming back.
How to make your web forms accessible
Forms are where people buy, book and contact you. Learn how to label fields, show errors, group options and avoid the traps that lose customers.
How to write good alt text for images (with examples)
Alt text describes images for people who cannot see them. Learn what to write, what to skip, and how to handle logos, icons and decorative images.
How to check colour contrast on your website
Low contrast text is the most common accessibility error online. Learn the WCAG ratios, how to test your colours in minutes, and how to fix them.
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