Accessibility

An accessible website works for everyone who visits it, including people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, or other assistive technology. These posts cover web accessibility for small businesses and nonprofits: what the standards ask for, why accessibility matters for your audience and your search rankings, and how to check your own site.

They are written for owners and staff who are not developers. You will learn what color contrast, alt text, and heading structure mean in practice, and which fixes matter most. See real accessibility and Lighthouse results from client projects on our performance and accessibility page, read how we build websites for nonprofits, or browse our posts on website performance.