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Any super digital accessibility gurus out there?

Could use real advice and conversation about a new product just recently introduced to the market - if you understand digital inclusion and accessibility, we need to talk!

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    I'm not a guru of any kind, but if you want to build accessible websites:

    • Prefer server-rendered HTML over Single Page Applications (SPA).
    • Use semantic HTML tags. Don't create a div soup.
    • Have a proper contrast. Insert your background and foreground colors into a contrast tool to see where you stand. Aim for Level AAA. "WCAG Level AAA requires a contrast ratio of at least 7:1 for normal text and 4.5:1 for large text".
    • Use alt text for images. If the image/SVG only serves as a decoration, use either empty alt attribute or the aria-hidden attribute.

    That should get you 90% there.

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      That is very cool advice! I am using a toolkit that helps with the contrast but all other advice noted. Check out the toolkit and share your thoughts if you have time: www.inclusive.ae :) Would love to hear feedback!

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    Yes we can speak about it... I run a company around digital Accessibility...

    We have 3 products
    Accessibility Enabler
    Accessibility Checkup
    Read Mate

    Please visit https://hikeorders.com/

    Email : [email protected]
    Zoom Meeting : https://support.hikeorders.com/accessibility-enabler-request-callback/

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