Accessible Web Design

Good Design Includes Everyone.

If your website isn't usable by everyone, it's not finished. In today's digital world, accessibility isn't a feature-it's a foundation. Accessible Web Design is your essential guide to creating websites that are usable, readable, and navigable by people of all abilities.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned front-end developer, this book gives you the practical tools to build inclusive websites using just HTML and CSS-no complicated frameworks required. Learn how small, intentional changes-like semantic markup, color contrast, keyboard-friendly layouts, and screen-reader-friendly structures-can make a massive difference.

Inside, you'll discover real-world accessibility techniques, WCAG compliance tips, and simple ways to design with empathy. Every chapter is packed with code examples, checklists, and practical advice to help you meet accessibility standards-while improving user experience for everyone.

If you want your work to reach more people, make a difference, and meet legal standards, this book will show you exactly how.

¿ What You'll Learn:The basics of semantic HTML5 and why it matters

How to create accessible forms, tables, and navigation

Styling with inclusive CSS, from color contrast to focus outlines

How to test for accessibility (and fix what's broken)

Keyboard and screen reader considerations that make sites truly usable

Ideal For:Web designers and front-end developers

UX/UI professionals

Students and coding bootcamp grads

Anyone building websites for real-world users