Content, forms, menus, links, and other site components need to be easily understood by users. Visitors need to be able to navigate around the site and use all functionality even if they don’t utilize a traditional mouse. All information must be presented in ways that users can perceive, no matter what user agents (browsers, screen readers, or other software) they operate or what disabilities they have. When it comes down to it, accessible content is defined as: After all, it’s important that everyone can easily use your store and purchase your products. But it’s really a requirement! Each piece of a website build should be considered from the perspective of all site visitors, no matter their age, capabilities, or impairments. As developers and online store owners, we often treat accessibility as a bonus.
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