1 - Add captions images/video 2 - Make font size bigger and option for users to change the font size 3 - Add labels to form fields 4 - Use colours suitable for visually impaired users 5 - Use a tool to see how does the website perform 6 - Add accessible guideline text to the website Am I missing anything?
Looks good to me! It would be difficult for someone to say your site isn't accessible if you do all of that. As I said in the video, I'm not a lawyer, so consult with your attorney if you want to be completely sure that's enough to keep you safe from a lawsuit
very helpful video. thank you, Nicole!
You're welcome! Happy I could help
I asked a website hosting company about the basics they had no answer for me
With your video, I feel much safer putting up a small webpage
Great info
Happy I could help!
Great info. Thanks.
You did a great job explaining and thank you so much for the resources! I am working to convert all my sites over to ADA compliant.
Thanks so much! Happy I could be helpful!
Thank you for this!
1 - Add captions images/video
2 - Make font size bigger and option for users to change the font size
3 - Add labels to form fields
4 - Use colours suitable for visually impaired users
5 - Use a tool to see how does the website perform
6 - Add accessible guideline text to the website
Am I missing anything?
Looks good to me! It would be difficult for someone to say your site isn't accessible if you do all of that.
As I said in the video, I'm not a lawyer, so consult with your attorney if you want to be completely sure that's enough to keep you safe from a lawsuit
Do you know any Free tool that we can add to the WordPress website which gives users the option to change font size and other basic features?
Try the Accessibility Font Resizer plugin