Some people prefer to use site menus and links to browse a site, while others prefer to search for specific pages. Providing navigation options supports different preferences and use cases.
It's important the search facility on your site is logically and conventionally placed and constructed for optimal accessibility.
To check the accessibility of your content, it's important to use both automated tools and non-technical tests. To manually test your site, review the content, test with a keyboard, and use a screen reader to make sure your website is accessible to all...
Data visualizations are often not accessible due to low color contrast, insufficient labels, or images without alt text. Learn to create charts, graphs, and infographics that include everyone.
Structural markup is markup that reflects the semantic meaning of page content.
PDFs are often not structured properly, which can create barriers for people. Fortunately, there are accessibility best practices that can help make PDFs more accessible for everyone.
Expandables (sometimes called “collapsible” or “disclosure widgets”) are simple interface patterns that allow you to expand and collapse content.
Browse information and frequently asked questions about Harvard's Digital Accessibility Policy that went into effect on June 1, 2023.