---
title: "Accessibility Considerations"
artifact: "highlights"
resource_person: "W3C Web Accessibility Initiative team"
resource_person_role: "International web-accessibility standards and education group"
vertical: "technology"
module: "Digital Literacy and Inclusion"
lesson: "Accessibility Considerations"
lesson_key: "accessibility-considerations"
source: "curated"
source_channel: "W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)"
---
# Accessibility Considerations: Highlights

**Resource person:** W3C Web Accessibility Initiative team - International web-accessibility standards and education group

**Curated from:** W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

1. Accessibility features support people across disability, device, language, and environmental contexts.
2. Keyboard compatibility and visible focus are essential for many interaction methods.
3. Contrast, scalable text, clear layout, and large controls improve visual access.
4. Captions, transcripts, text-to-speech support, and text alternatives widen access to media.
5. Understandable language and clear notifications help users recover and act.
6. Accessibility should be designed, reviewed, tested, and revised with user feedback.