Web Accessibility Guidelines - How to Keep the Web Open and Accessible

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The purpose behind Web Accessibility is to enable people with disabilities to participate equally on the World Wide Web. Properly designed applications and websites allow all users to have equal access to information and functionality. In this video, we explore various impairments that disabled users face while browsing the web and some standard guidelines that are put in place to accommodate these users.

Watch this video to learn:

- What Web Accessibility is
- Types of disabilities to be aware of when developing websites
- Code examples using ARIA



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