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Here are the 5 most common accessibility issues that Oobee can help to fix speedily!

Source: Web AIM

1. Low contrast text

When it’s hard to read, it’s easy to miss. Oobee ensures your text stands out clearly against any background.

Poor contrast

Dark purple text on a dark background, making text hard to read.

Good contrast

Dark purple text on a light background, making text clear and readable.

2. Form fields without labels

Clarity builds trust. Oobee ensures your headers and labels are clear and descriptive, so every user knows exactly where they are and what to do.

Vague headings and labels

Form fields with vague headings like 'Next Steps' and labels like 'Enter text', making it unclear what users should input.

Good headings and labels

Form fields with clear headings like 'How to Apply for Housing Assistance' and labels like 'Email address', makes it easy to understand.

3. Images with no alternative text

Images speak volumes, use alt text to describe what’s in your images, so that visually-impaired users can understand them. Oobee suggests meaningful alt text, so no part of your story goes unseen.

No alternative text

Labeled only as 'pic_012' with no descriptive alt text provided.

With alternative text

Descriptive alt text included labeled as 'A sea turtle swimming under crystal clear water'.

4. Unlabelled buttons and links

Oobee helps ensure that essential information in custom components and controls can be identified and read by assistive technologies.

Unlabelled button

Users of screen readers will not know what this button do as it reads out '>>'.

Labelled button

Users of the screen readers will know what this button do as it reads out 'Submit your documents'.

5. Missing language tag

Language matters. Oobee makes sure your content includes the right language tags so screen readers know how to read your content correctly.

No language tag

HTML code missing a language tag, making it unclear for screen reader users how to interpret the content.

With language tag

HTML code with language tag 'lang=en-SG', ensuring screen reader users interpret the content correctly.