Web accessibility refers to designing websites so people with difficulties navigating can understand, and explore the content effectively. This includes users with visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive impairments.

Accessible websites are important because they promote inclusion, improve usability, and help organizations comply with legal standards such as WCAG and ADA guidelines. Tools like accessibility plugins make it easier for website owners to improve accessibility without extensive coding knowledge.

Common accessibility features include:

• Screen reader compatibility
• Adjustable font sizes and contrast
• Keyboard support
• Text alternatives for images

By focusing on accessibility, website owners create a better experience for all users and help ensure that online content is available to the widest possible audience.