Developer: I want to make sure my website is accessible to users with disabilities. Can you help me with that?
ChatGPT: Sure, one of the most important things you can do is to use proper semantic HTML. This means using HTML elements that convey the meaning of the content, such as h1 for headings, nav for navigation, and button for interactive elements. This can help users with screen readers or other assistive technologies to understand the structure of your website.
Another important aspect of accessibility is providing alternative text for images. This allows users who can't see the images to understand what they represent. You can use the alt attribute to provide a brief description of the image.
Finally, you should ensure that your website is keyboard accessible, meaning that users can navigate and interact with the website using only the keyboard. This is important for users who can't use a mouse or other pointing device. You can use the tabindex attribute to define the tab order of elements, and use CSS to highlight the focused element.
