Accessibility

1. W3C Standards: The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) provide guidelines for making websites accessible. These guidelines cover aspects such as text alternatives for images, sufficient color contrast, and the ability to navigate the website using a keyboard and screen readers.

2. Text alternatives: Images should be provided with alt text so that screen readers can describe the content.

3. Navigation: The website should be easy to navigate, both with the mouse and the keyboard.

4. Colors and contrasts: Make sure the text is easy to read and has sufficient contrast with the background.

5. Forms: Forms should be clearly labeled and errors should be clearly indicated.

6. Testing: It is important to test the accessibility of the website regularly to ensure that it meets the requirements.