The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) were created to ensure that web content is accessible to all individuals, including users with disabilities. WCAG standards are constantly updated and evolve according to innovations in web technologies and user needs. In this blog post, we will examine the version differences from WCAG 2.0 to WCAG 2.2 and the effects of these changes on web accessibility.

Although it has become increasingly possible for visually impaired individuals to use computers thanks to technological advances, many difficulties and accessibility problems continue in this area. In this article, we will examine in detail the difficulties a visually impaired person encounters while using a computer, the assistive technologies used, and the common problems that websites face in terms of accessibility.

Accessible documents are content that allows all users, especially those with visual, hearing, mobility or cognitive limitations, to easily access information. Having digital documents accessible is not only a necessity, but a fundamental condition for providing a better experience for all users.

Many applications ignore accessibility standards and create obstacles for certain user groups. So how can you design your application so that everyone can use it comfortably? Let's examine effective ways to increase mobile accessibility together...

There are many ways to make social media content more accessible. In this blog, we will cover accessibility tips for different platforms.

Digital accessibility ensures that websites, mobile applications, social media platforms, documents and other digital content are accessible to everyone. Providing independent access to the digital world is an important part of equality, especially for individuals with visual, hearing, motor skills or cognitive disabilities.