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Below are several resources to help you make your content more accessible on the web.
"Contrast and color use are vital to accessibility. Users, including users with visual disabilities, must be able to perceive content on the page. There is a great deal of fine print and complexity within the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 that can easily confuse web content creators and web accessibility evaluators." For more, see WebAIM's Contrast and Color Accessibility: Understanding WCAG 2 Contrast and Color Requirements.
Keep English Language Learners (ELLs) in mind too!
Writing tips for making online content clear and easy to understand.
Screen readers describe software designed to turn visual textual information into audible content for accessibility.
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