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Where can I learn more about web accessibility?

Accessibility in web design means creating webpages that everyone can use, including people who are blind or have low vision, people who cannot use a mouse, people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, and anyone who relies on assistive technologies such as screen readers, keyboard navigation, or specialized hardware. As a website owner, you are responsible for ensuring that your webpages are designed so all users can access and understand your content.


If you contribute content to any Georgia State online resource, you should be familiar with and adhere to web accessibility standards in your work. Our Digital Accessibility site is an introduction to this practice and can assist you in learning more about the standards:

If you are contributing content specifically to a gsu.edu website, you can learn more about how to make your GSU public-facing websites accessible by reading the articles below:

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