The challenge is an on-the-job ticket, which means you'll begin with starter code that you need to modify. This week's challenge involves a very important aspect of web development: accessibility
This repository contains the code for a web page that has been refactored to improve accessibility while maintaining the original visual design. The challenge involved making changes to meet specific accessibility standards and best practices.
The original code was provided by a marketing agency, and the goal was to ensure that the website follows accessibility standards, which is essential for better search engine optimization and overall user experience.
The following accessibility improvements have been made:
- Semantic HTML elements have been used throughout the source code for better structure and accessibility.
- Appropriate
altattributes have been added to image and icon elements for screen reader compatibility. - Heading attributes now follow a logical and sequential order for easier navigation.
- Title element is concise.
- Application's links all function correctly.
- Application's CSS selectors and properties are consolidated and organized to follow semantic structure.
- Application's CSS file is properly commented.


