Website accessibility ensures that all users, including those with disabilities, can navigate and interact with websites effectively. It involves designing and developing web content that is usable by people with various physical, cognitive, and sensory impairments. Semrush contributor Luke Harsel has published an article featuring five steps to check website accessibility. He says, “These are ways you can review and improve your website accessibility manually. These are a useful starting point for accessibility, but should be built upon to maximize inclusivity. 1. Add Closed Captioning for... [...]

Website accessibility ensures equal access to information and services for all users, regardless of disabilities, by implementing design principles and coding standards that facilitate navigation and interaction for everyone, fostering inclusivity and compliance with legal requirements. Digital Marketing Depot has published a new white paper ‘The State of Website Accessibility’. The DMD team says, “Businesses looking to improve the accessibility of their websites are driven primarily by the various commercial opportunities, not just the risk of legal action. The State of Website... [...]

Website accessibility is crucial regardless of your business’s industry or its size. An accessible website allows you to promote your brand to users around the world. Plus, you can use this accessible site to further distinguish your brand from industry rivals. Web accessibility and SEO go hand in hand. Using website accessibility best practices is a great way to future-proof your search engine optimization (SEO) strategy, too. It helps visitors find your website. In addition, you can enhance your site’s user experience (UX). There are many things you can do to improve your site’s... [...]