How to avoid the top 15 Accessibility Mistakes
When designing an accessible website, there are some common mistakes or misconceptions you may run into. This post describes how to avoid those mistakes so you can start off your accessibility development correctly. It's always easier to design and develop with accessibility in mind, rather than to add it in at the end. This is because it's more of a question of UI. If you design a beautiful, yet inaccessible site and develop it, you've wasted a lot of time on something that has to be re-developed. The key is to design a beautiful, and accessible site from the get go, so you don't have to re-code everything with a new design. All images, whether decorative or informative, should have an alt text. Refer here for how to implement the alt property: Alt Property Allow a user to use the keyboard to do the same things a mouse user can do. If you can click on something, you should be able to use enter and space to do the same thing. Don’t trap user...
