Although visual and auditory information is available to people with cognitive and learning disabilities, they may not be able to make sense of it. As a Web designer, you can help by organizing pages consistently and predictably. Provide navigation mechanisms such as navigation bars. Conclusion A variety of people access the Web who have disabilities and use various tools to help them access the Web. But some sites do not work with these tools and are inaccessible.
Web designers can make sites that are rich in multimedia that are also accessible to the disabled.
Sites designed to account for these users will likely be more usable to all Web users. Ian Jacobs contributed to this article. Produced by Songline Studios, Inc.