Drupal Modules to Improve Accessibility
A new blog post published on opensource.com discusses ways to improve accessibility. Improving accessibility is important in opening the website’s content to people with disabilities. In the blog post, Neeraj Kumar proposes various accessibility enhancement measures for Drupal-powered websites. Neeraj is the Founder and CEO of Valuebound, a leading Drupal agency.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a Federal Law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. The law touches upon various sectors and demands them to ensure access to people with disabilities. It is needless to reiterate the importance of digital accessibility in this regard.
Thus, besides improving user experiences, legal reasons exist to ensure accessibility. According to the article, website accessibility can also improve the website’s Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
The article lists Drupal modules to address this problem. Neeraj has picked seven modules to help achieve website accessibility and ADA compliance. The list includes the names of modules like Editoria11y Accessibility Checker, High Contrast, and, Text Size. Visit the blog to learn more and see the complete list.
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