There's More to Document Accessibility
These 12 issues represent some of the most common accessibility mistakes we encounter, but they're not an exhaustive list. Other important considerations include proper use of lists, appropriate colour use beyond contrast, logical focus order, meaningful sequence in complex layouts, accessible multimedia content, and ensuring compatibility with various assistive technologies. For comprehensive guidance, refer to the WCAG 2.2 Understanding Documents or get in touch with our team.
Where to next?
Three ways forward, depending on where you're starting from.
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If you have the fundamentals and want a quicker, issue-led way to spot and fix common document accessibility problems, open our interactive common issues tool.
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