“Unlock Hidden Revenue: How Website Accessibility Can Transform Your Bottom Line!”
This means including blank space between letters and words, as well as above and below words.
When it comes to your color options, you want to offer a default choice that has a very high contrast. If possible, you can offer multiple color choices. As I recently discovered, there are a wide variety of color combinations that can help a dyslexic visitor better understand your words.
And, consider giving people the option to invert colors. White text on a dark background can be very helpful to people with low vision, or to those using their mobile devices in extremely bright or low light.
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