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The term ‘Accessibility’ in context of websites means that website is accessible and useful to the people of all categories. If it is designed specifically for limited segments of the readers, it will not deliver expected ranking. Hence you should be aware of the fact if your website is accessible or not.

In a bid to make the site search engine friendly, some SEOs make the site too much complicated as a result of this general net- users drift away from your site. Incorporate accessibility features into your website to make your website search engine friendly. For this there are some mandatory government regulations also. Your site should also be accessible to the visually challenged search engine crawlers. But there are many factors, which make your site inaccessible.

In absence of properly defined navigation system, your site becomes inaccessible to many crawlers. Never use too many images or flash animations to make your site attractive. If your website is about videos and images then it becomes must to insert videos and images but even then use them with proper reference. Never use needless stuff to fill up the pages of your site.

While optimizing your web content keep in mind that people who have visual or physical impairments may also be your customers. If you neglect the requirements of this segment, you will loose considerable part of generated response. Following are some suggestions that will help you to make your site more accessible.

You should place a sitemap at the top of your web pages. This makes easy to come across all of your links immediately with just few clicks. Always try to insert main keywords in the provided hyperlinks. Proper use of keywords in the hyperlinks keeps the surfers intact with your site.

Avoid JavaScript and flash animations in your web content. These aspects of your site serve no purpose for visually impaired surfers. Always use the ALT text with all the images inserted in your web content. This will facilitate the visually impaired surfers to go through the complete content.

The titles of all of your web pages should different, relevant and meaningful. Titles should contain appropriate keywords. To make the tiles more attractive, you can use popular phrases. Always keep in mind that it is title only that a browse reads first of all. Your web content should be divided in to small paragraphs with heading or subheadings. This will facilitate surfers to find out the needed information easily.


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