Building More Accessible Websites with WCAG 2.2
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EDITOR BRIEF
The article explains that websites can still be hard to use even when they look fine and work with a mouse. It introduces WCAG 2.2, a web accessibility standard from W3C, and says it focuses on Level A and AA requirements that often affect frontend development, including semantic HTML, keyboard use, forms, contrast, and ARIA.
INSIGHTS
Accessibility is part of everyday frontend work, not just audits. A good next step is to test your own pages with only a keyboard and review forms, focus order, and text alternatives.
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