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š A Beautiful Website Should Be Accessible to Everyone.
Website design isn't just about colours, animations, and impressive layouts.
It's also about making sure people with different abilities can navigate and use your website comfortably.
When building WordPress websites, I pay attention to:
ā Clear colour contrast
ā Readable typography
ā Keyboard-friendly navigation
ā Descriptive image alt text
ā Proper heading structure
ā Accessible form labels
ā Clear buttons and links
ā Mobile-friendly layouts
Accessibility shouldn't be an afterthought.
It should be part of the design process from day one.
A great website doesn't just look good. It makes the experience better for everyone.
How much attention do you give accessibility when designing websites?
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Such a useful reminder.
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