When building a WordPress website, you already have a lot of things in your mind. Optimizing images, installing the best plug-ins, making the website load blazing fast, integrating social media icons, installing Google Analytics, and of course writing top-notch quality content once the site goes online – these are just a few of the tasks that need to be done. However, there is one thing that is very important yet often overlooked: WordPress Accessibility that is about optimizing your WordPress site for better accessibility.
Given the fact that nearly 15 percent of the world’s population suffers from some type of physical or mental disability and use assistive technologies – such as screen readers and refreshable Braille displays – to surf, navigate and interact with the web, making your WordPress site accessible and usable by everyone is the best thing you can ever do. Through this blog post, you will learn what web accessibility actually is and how you can implement it on your WordPress site. So, without any further ado, let’s get right to the main point!
No comments:
Post a Comment