It is a quick and easy element to implement, makes your website SEO-friendly and more accessible, and requires almost no technical abilities whatsoever; yet over half of all websites don’t include alt text for images.
Information about website design and development concepts related to ADA compliance, and tips on how one can make their website conform to the WCAG2.1
Navigating Website Sliders: Balancing Design and ADA Compliance Color influences how we perceive the world, emotions, and interactions in everyday life. From the vibrant red of a sunset to the calming blue of the sky, colors can evoke specific feelings and associations. Studying color psychology looks at the relationship between colors and our emotions, revealing […]
You have to prioritize website accessibility to ensure equal access to information and services for all individuals, including those with disabilities. Hard stop. Conducting an ADA accessibility audit for a WordPress website is the first step to identifying and fixing barriers that may limit accessibility.
What are ADA Compliant Web Design Services? Designing an accessible website for all users ADA-compliant web design services is the practice of creating and developing websites that adhere to the guidelines set forth by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and the standards in the Website Content Accessibility Guidelines. pondSoup specializes in ADA compliant website […]
Color Contrast and Website Accessibility Working with the WCAG to create inclusive website designs One of the most obvious issues we see with website accessibility has to do with color contrasts and combinations. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, provide recommendations and standards for web designers and developers to create accessible websites including the […]