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How to improve web site accessibility
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"How to improve web site accessibility
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Why accessibility?
Thinking of accessibility when developing your products should not be a matter of "we are forced to by law" or a matter of "there are a lot of rich disabled people out there". It is a necessary thing to do, as it allows everybody to reach what you want to offer or convey. It is a simple matter of using the media in a more mature way.
Possible legal necessity
You might be forced to adhere to some level of accessibility when developing your product; it may be a government related or funded project. In any case, thinking of it now rather than when there is no time to do it properly is a more logical approach. Simply trying to add only what is necessary for the site to be legal is not a good approach, as in 90% of the cases this results in patchwork rather than a functional accessible site. Think of accessibility as an enrichment of the product, not as a burden.
Easier maintenance and rebranding of the product
Making your products accessible it easier than it may seem at first. A fully accessible site also means that it can be maintained a lot easier, and a clever separation of content, visual appearance and behaviour makes it easy to redesign the site. It also allows for easy rebranding of the site for third parties.
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