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Some users mount devices in a fixed orientation (e.g., on the arm of a wheelchair). Make sure your content doesn’t restrict its view and operation to a single display orientation, such as portrait or landscape, unless a specific display orientation is essential.

All borders need a contrast ratio of at least 3.0:1 against their backgrounds. This includes borders on actionable elements like text inputs, radio buttons, and checkboxes.

Icons need a contrast ratio of at least 3.0:1 against background colors.

Text should have sufficient contrast against its background to be readable.

Text that overlaps images or videos needs sufficient contrast against the background to be fully legible. Images and videos with busy backgrounds make text difficult to read.

To display content in a table, table elements need to be properly labeled to be understood by people who use assistive technologies. While there’s currently no way in Webflow to natively create an HTML <table> element, you can create an equivalent structure using a series of <div> elements and proper aria attributes.

People with low vision sometimes resize text larger than the 16px default. When we set font sizes in absolute units, like px, the page doesn’t always respect the user’s preference and instead shows the text at the font-size authored.

Empty links are links with no meaningful text or image alt text, like a social media icon inside a link block. This causes a confusing experience for people using assistive technology.