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A Brief Introduction to Web Accessibility
The fact is that millions of internet users have special needs and impairments that can make it difficult or even impossible for them to use certain types of websites. By designing your site with these challenges in mind, you can ensure that it’s welcoming to as many users as possible.
While there are a lot of disabilities and conditions that can affect the way people use websites, let’s take a look at some of the most common categories of impairments:
Vision
This includes a partial or total inability to see or to perceive color contrasts.
Hearing
Some users have a reduced ability to hear.
Motor Skills
These are people with difficulty moving parts of their bodies, including making precise movements (such as when using a mouse).
Photosensitive seizures
Conditions such as epilepsy can cause seizures that are often triggered by flashing lights.
Cognitive disabilities
There are also many conditions that affect cognitive ability, such as dementia and dyslexia.
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If you are an air conditioning contractor or home heating company, using your services and products online looks like a logical progression. Your customers as well as consumers have to recognize your company by making your deal offered to them without leaving the confines of their living locations. Especially when it’s so hot outside!
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These sites are additionally coded to have cross-browser compatibility, as well as they also work on mobile devices. This makes it much easier for consumers to work with your website on their smartphones so they can call you for help when they’re on the go.