5 content-related ‘crimes’ against accessibility
Check heading order, image alternatives, link names, table headers and form labels. A link should explain its destination without relying on “click here”.
Putting accessibility into practice
Semantic structure makes headings, lists and forms understandable through different input methods. Similar-looking controls still need distinct names, states and a logical order.
Checking the result
Complete a journey using only the keyboard, then resize text and review the content. Record lost focus, colour-only meaning and unclear errors.
