Accessible Language: Why is it essential to avoid using complex words?
Many web developers and designers work from the tenet that a website should have as few moving parts and as little unnecessary complexity as possible.
Many web developers and designers work from the tenet that a website should have as few moving parts and as little unnecessary complexity as possible.
The acceptance criteria for accessibility are a set of conditions that must be completed in order for a feature to be deemed accessible. Acceptance criteria
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More than 94% of websites have HTML as their markup language for documents that are designed to be displayed in the browser. HTML stands for
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