Just Jolly Troubleshooter
Accessibility: Troubleshooting Accessibility Issues on Just Jolly Posts
Ensuring your post is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities, is crucial for creating an inclusive online environment. Learn more
Here’s a guide to help you identify and resolve common accessibility issues:
1. Check Color Contrast
Why It Matters: Text and background color must have enough contrast for readability.
How to Fix:
Use tools like WebAIM Contrast Checker.
Adjust colors to meet WCAG AA or AAA standards.
2. Add Descriptive Alt Text for Images
Common Issue: Missing or non-descriptive alt text.
Solution:
Describe the image clearly and concisely.
Example: Instead of "image1.jpg," use alt="A person typing on a laptop in a cozy café."
3. Ensure Proper Heading Structure
Common Issue: Skipping heading levels or using them incorrectly.
Fix:
Use H1 for the main title, followed by H2, H3, etc., for subsections.
Avoid using headings for styling purposes.
4. Make Links Descriptive
Common Issue: Generic link text like "Click here" or "Read more."
Fix:
Use clear, descriptive text like "Read our guide on digital marketing tips."
5. Test Keyboard Navigation
Why It’s Important: Users with motor disabilities often rely on keyboards.
Checkpoints:
6. Check for Captions and Transcripts (for Multimedia)
If Your Blog Includes Videos:
Add captions and provide a transcript for audio content. Learn more
7. Test with Screen Readers
Tools to Try:
NVDA (Windows)
VoiceOver (Mac)
What to Do:
Navigate through your blog post to ensure content is read logically and clearly.
8. Manual Testing
Don’t Rely Solely on Tools:
Check how your post performs with different browsers and devices.
Ask people with disabilities to review your content if possible.
Final Tip: Accessibility is an ongoing process. Regular audits and updates will help ensure your blog remains inclusive for all users.