<aside> ☝️ This checklist is based on an article we wrote. The article offers a more in-depth explanation of each of the steps outlined below.

You can find the full article here: The Ultimate Guide to Product Design Accessibility

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📊 Some statistics

Types of impairments and how common they are

“Studies show that roughly 15% of the world’s population has some form of disability. That’s over 1 billion people.”

⌨️ Navigation with the keyboard: e.g. tab key & space bar

• [ ] All main elements of the page accessible via keyboard navigation
• [ ] Tabbing respects the visual order
• [ ] The focus state is visually clear

Actions on Page

• [ ] It is not required to hold multiple keyboard keys simultaneously to do an action
• [ ] It is not required to do precise mouse movements for an action
• [ ] Users have enough time to read and use the content
  • Stop, extend, or adjust time limits.
  • Pause, stop, hiding animation, blinking, or scrolling content
  • Postpone or suppress interruptions, except where it’s needed.
  • Re-authenticate when a session expires without losing data

📑 Layout & Architecture

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