How can you improve website accessibility for users with disabilities?

Use semantic HTML to provide a clear structure.
Ensure all images have descriptive alt text.
Implement keyboard navigation and focus styles.
Provide transcripts and captions for audio and video content.
Use ARIA roles and attributes to enhance accessibility.
Ensure color contrast meets accessibility standards.
Design forms for accessibility with clear labels and instructions.
Test your website with accessibility tools and real users with disabilities.
Provide options for users to customize text size and contrast.
Use clear and simple language for content readability.
Avoid using content that flashes or flickers, as it can trigger seizures.
Ensure all functionality is accessible using a keyboard only.
Provide skip navigation links to help users navigate to main content.
Consider the needs of users with cognitive, auditory, visual, and motor impairments.
Regularly update and maintain your website’s accessibility features.