Category: Web Accessibility

Imagine taking heavy furniture to your room on the 13th floor via an elevator, but you can reach only up to the 10th level. Frustrating,

As the world increasingly examines the challenges faced by individuals with autism in the digital world, one could argue that the solutions offered to them

Color blindness or color vision deficiency is a condition in which individuals perceive colors differently or find it difficult to differentiate between them. It is

Users of a website are often lost in the multiple sections of a website and find it hard to navigate a website without a tool

The minimum font size in web design plays a key role in accessibility. Users with visual impairments may struggle to read very small text, so

Imagine your phone is switched off while making a payment inside a mobile store. You ask them to charge your phone just enough to make

Accessibility chrome extensions are important tools for web developers and designers focused on creating inclusive online experiences. They help identify potential challenges that users with

Did you know that 93% of online shoppers base their decisions mostly on color and appearance? Your website’s color scheme has a significant impact on

Imagine eating Domino’s Pizza with no salt. Now, the next time you order from Domino’s won’t you give it a second thought? Text spacing is

According to an accessibility evaluation by WebAIM, of the top 1,000,000 websites, more than 96% of website’s homepages had detectable WCAG failures. The biggest culprits

Imagine walking into a new grocery store that has everything you need, however, it is on the third floor without any elevator or escalator. The