Over the past decade or so, we have seen an increase in the number of web pages, be that personal blog posts or company web pages. More people are creating web content than ever before, but not all content is equal. Most web pages are not accessible to people with disabilities, which equates to about 1 in 5 people who can't access your site.
If you are responsible for web content, then the article A complete guide for content creators to start making accessible content is the perfect reference guide to help you ensure your content is accessible to more people. The guide takes you through the steps of checking a web page and explaining the key elements to ensuring your page is accessible.
Website content creators are responsible for the web pages, blog posts, videos, and documents that make up the Web. We make strategic decisions so our users can easily read, navigate, and enjoy our content. As content creators, we also have a lot of power to either make content accessible for our users with disabilities or (often unknowingly) create barriers that make it difficult or impossible for them to access content.
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