Improve Your Site's Accessibility Easily

Here are things you can do now without struggle at all:

• Add the lang attribute to the html element.
• Keep the viewport meta element like the following: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">.
• Use only one h1 element for every page.
• Write alternative text for all informative images.
• Delete alternative text for all decroative images.
• Validate your HTML with validator.nu or The W3C Markup Validation Service.
• Every link inside a paragraph must have an underline.
• Do not remove CSS outlines, unless you have provided an accessible alternative.
• Remove all the f words from your website, unless those words come from quotations.
• Remove unnecessary stock images.
• Remove empty links.
• Remove all empty elements.
• Replace "click here" links with better description.
• Remove all accessibility overlays.
• Delete unused code, whether it is CSS or JavaScript or anything.
• Make all heading elements visible for your users.
• Wrap all the main content of every page with the main element.
• Use <button type="submit"> instead of <input type="submit"> because th submit input is legacy.
• Always add focusable="false" to all svg elements. focusable="false" is used to ensure old browsers will not allow the Tab key to navigate into the SVG.
• Add aria-hidden="true" to hide decorative SVGs from assistive technologies.
• Remove all the br elements. Do not use the br elements for presentation purposes.
• Optimize images with Squoosh.
• Improve your writings with Hemingway Editor.

To help you identify accessibility issues, you can disable CSS. See your website without any stylesheet. You may find the following issues:

• Informative images are not showing up because you set them as background images through CSS.
• Your website has too much decorative graphics.
• Headings are not in a chronological order.
• Some texts should be wrapped with the heading elements or otherwise.
• The input elements may not have an accessible label.

I hope this helps. Happy coding!