Improving Web Accessibility

With web inaccessibility being limited to people with disabilities, improving websites and their content will allow everyone to access information. The web is diverse where many users have a variety of disabilities including sensory, motor, and cognitive.
 * Sensory: Hearing and vision - not being able to read content while using the internet.


 * Motor: Use of hands - physically touch the keyboard, mouse or other functions on the devices.

Ways to make access to the internet easier is making sure the needs of the user are being met. Allowing yourself to have equal visuals and audios within your website. For example, if a video is included make sure to add the subtitles to the video. For motor skills, being able to physically access the web and use the techniques that is offered like voice commands. For example, having the website pick up voices when a word is said towards it can make the web accessibility unlimited when accessing information. A cognitive disabilities would consist on always having a tutorial on the website on how to use the resources to available to them.
 * Cognitive: Learning disabilities - unable to take knowledge from a device and use it in another area.