Accessibility basics for a small site
Accessibility basics for a small site
A practical pass over a small website: headings, contrast, forms, and keyboard use.
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Accessibility basics for a small site
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A practical pass over a small website: headings, contrast, forms, and keyboard use.
- Type
- PDF guide with Markdown and DOCX
- Licence
- Personal use
- Version
- 1.0.0
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Headings and names
The page title and the first heading should say where the person is. Buttons should say what they do. 'Click here' does not. Images that carry meaning need a text alternative. Decorative images do not.
- One clear page title.
- Buttons named as actions.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images.
Colour
Do not use colour as the only signal. A red error also needs words. Check the contrast of body text on the background. Pale grey on cream fails people, including you in sunlight.
Keyboard
Tab through the page. You should see where you are, reach every control, and not get trapped. A menu that only opens on hover fails this test.
Forms
Every field has a label that is connected to it, not only a placeholder. Errors say which field and how to fix it. Required fields are marked in text.
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What it is
A practical pass over a small website: headings, contrast, forms, and keyboard use.
People shipping a small site who are not accessibility specialists.
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PDF guide with Markdown and DOCX
This is a practical guide, not professional advice. Laws, tax, platforms, and prices change. Check the current rules before you act.