The Writer's Guide to Making Accessible Web Content

Accessibility is about creating content that can be used by everyone, regardless of their abilities. It involves designing and coding products that are usable for people with disabilities, but also considering the needs of those with temporary or situational disabilities. Accessibility affects over a billion people worldwide and has become an important aspect of corporate social responsibility and business strategy. Non-technical creators like marketers, project managers, and content authors can play a significant role in making websites more accessible by adding alt text to images, providing captions and transcripts for audio content, using descriptive link text, structuring headings, writing clear copy, and designing with real content. By incorporating accessibility into their creative process, individuals can make their content available to everyone, including those with disabilities. The web's filled with resources and communities that support web accessibility, and by staying positive and calling out successes, we can facilitate open communication and opportunities for all.

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