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Juniper Websites: What is accessibility?

Accessibility is about making sure technology can be used by as many people as possible including those with:

  1. Impaired vision.
  2. Motor difficulties.
  3. Cognitive impairments.
  4. Learning disabilities.
  5. Deafness or impaired hearing.

Accessibility involves designing your website, configuring your website, and adding and formatting your content so people can easily access it using assistive technologies, for example, screen readers and braille displays.

Updated 06 January 2025 10:23

Articles in this section

  • Juniper Websites: Why am I being contacted about the accessibility requirements so close to the compliance deadline?
  • Juniper Websites: What is accessibility?
  • Juniper Websites: Why do we make websites accessible?
  • Juniper Websites: Does my website have to be accessible?
  • Juniper Websites: Do I need an accessibility statement?
  • Juniper Websites: Who is responsible for ensuring my website is accessible?
  • Juniper Websites: How do I write an accessibility statement?
  • Juniper Websites: How do I know if my website is accessible?
  • Juniper Websites: Do you have accessibility checking software available?
  • Juniper Websites: Will using overlaying assistive technology alone make my website accesible?

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