Website accessibility can affect whether disabled visitors are able to find information, complete forms, book services and make purchases. This guide explains common accessibility barriers involving keyboards, screen readers, alt text, colour contrast, captions and forms, as well as what WCAG 2.2 AA means in practice. It also covers how to test website builder templates, why automated accessibility checkers are not enough on their own, and why accessibility testing needs to continue after a website launches.
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