WCAG guidelines cover contrast, text size, image descriptions and keyboard navigation, among other things. An accessible website is better for all users.
What it means in practice
Digital accessibility means everyone can use a website comfortably – including people with low vision, blind users, people with limited mobility and older users. The standard is WCAG, covering contrast, text size, image descriptions and keyboard navigation, among others.
Why it matters for your business
An accessible website is better for all users, and since 2025 accessibility requirements cover more and more businesses in the EU (European Accessibility Act). It’s also a positive signal for search engines.
Examples and good practice
- Ensure sufficient contrast between text and background.
- Add alternative text to images.
- Make sure the whole site can be used with a keyboard.
- Label all form fields.
How Novi handles it
Novi websites are designed for readability and contrast. The accessibility audit and fixes (WCAG) module checks the site and applies the required fixes.
