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WCAG

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

What does WCAG mean?

W3C recommendations for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities.

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Accessibility (A11y)Designing technology so disabled people can perceive, understand, navigate and interact with it.
Assistive TechnologyHardware or software such as screen readers, magnifiers or voice input used by disabled people.
Screen ReaderAn assistive technology that interprets interface structure and text for non-visual use.
Keyboard NavigationThe ability to reach and operate interactive elements using a keyboard or equivalent controls.
Focus OrderThe logical order in which interactive elements receive focus, ideally matching meaning and visual flow.
Colour ContrastA measurable relationship that helps text and controls remain distinguishable for people with low vision.
Alternative Text (Alt Text)A concise description that communicates the purpose or information of an image when it cannot be seen.
CaptionsSynchronised text that makes audio content available to people who cannot hear it.