The fundamentals of designing for accessibility
Start with headings, links, buttons, inputs and errors. Check recognition and operation in default, focused and disabled states.
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.
