7 terms
Accessible forms are web forms built so that every user, including keyboard and screen reader users, can understand, complete and correct them.
Alt text is the short text alternative for an image in HTML, read aloud by screen readers and shown when the image fails to load.
A focus indicator is the visible outline or highlight that shows which element on a web page has keyboard focus, a core requirement of web accessibility.
Focus management is the practice of controlling where keyboard focus goes in a web interface so keyboard and screen reader users never lose their place.
Responsive text is web typography that adapts to screen size, zoom and user font settings so content stays readable without loss or overlap.
Semantic structure is the use of meaningful HTML elements, headings and landmarks so assistive technologies can understand and navigate a web page.
A skip link is an in-page link at the start of a web page that lets keyboard and screen reader users jump past repeated navigation to…