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When considering a webpage's accessibility, there are certain aspects to pay attention to. Here are some of them.

 

Ease of reading

 

Color contrast

Zooming and scaling

Language identification

User preference media queries(3)

prefers-reduced-motion

prefers-color-scheme

prefer-contrast

 

Forced colors modeis an accessibility feature intended to increase the readability of text through color contrast. In forced colors mode, the user’s operating system takes over control of most color-related styles.

 

 

Focus indication

Landmarks

Heading hierarchy

Secondary navigation

Skip links

Document titles

Tables

 

Forms

 

Media on the web

 

ARIA

 

Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) - assistive technologyis a set of attributes for HTML5 elements that can be used to make web content more accessible for people with disabilities. ARIA attributes should not be used as a replacement of native HTML5 elements, or overused unnecessarily.

 

Accessibility apps

Accessibility overlays - tools claiming to automatically fix websites’ accessibility issues.