- Perceivable: Both information and the user interface itself must be presented to customers in ways they can perceive in different ways. This could involve giving visitors the option to adjust color contrast or access captions for audio and video.
- Operable: The website's navigation must be functional for users in ways they can operate. This includes things like allowing commands to be performed via a keyboard or voice command, rather than just using a mouse.
- Understandable: Customers must be able to actually understand the interface and information presented. Instructions should be clear, and navigation should be easy to understand.
- Robust: The website's content should be robust enough to be interpreted reliably by a variety of users and assistive technologies.
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