Digital Accessibility

Digital accessibility is the practice of making websites, apps, documents, and online services usable by people with different abilities, devices, and ways of interacting with technology. It considers users who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, magnification, voice control, alternative input methods, or clear, simple interfaces. In this area, visitors can discover practical resources for accessible web design and development, including standards and guidance, testing tools, audit services, accessibility checkers, inclusive design examples, assistive technology information, and training materials.

There are also resources for creating accessible PDFs, videos, forms, mobile experiences, and educational content. Browsing these resources helps individuals and organizations identify barriers, improve digital experiences, and build more inclusive products from the start. It can support designers, developers, writers, educators, public agencies, and businesses in making online information easier to find, understand, and use for everyone.