
Readable structure
Use a logical heading order, descriptive links and enough spacing to support scanning.
Meaning should not depend on colour or visual position alone.
INCLUSIVE DESIGN
Principles for making content and interactions easier to perceive, understand and use.

Use a logical heading order, descriptive links and enough spacing to support scanning.
Meaning should not depend on colour or visual position alone.

Keyboard, touch and zoom need to work without trapping the user or hiding essential content.
Motion should respect reduced-motion preferences.

Automated checks help, but they do not replace manual testing and feedback from people with different access needs.
Accessibility improves when ownership continues after launch.