Part 3: Striving for Accessibility When Building Components for a CMS
Blog post from Prismic
The article focuses on integrating accessibility into CMS projects, particularly when using a CMS like Prismic, to ensure websites are accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between coders and non-coders to maintain accessibility standards and provides guidelines for creating accessible components such as headings, paragraphs, links, buttons, images, and multimedia. The article highlights the need for dynamic and context-sensitive design, ensuring components can be reused and adapted without losing accessibility. It discusses the use of semantic HTML elements and best practices for structuring content to aid screen readers and enhance user experience. Furthermore, it emphasizes the significance of providing text alternatives for visual elements and explains how to communicate these practices to content creators. The piece concludes by advocating for inclusive web development that goes beyond technical accessibility to embrace diversity and inclusivity in content and design.
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