Most of the guidance provided on this page is based on the work and standards created by the World Wide Web Consortium or W3C.
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Page Title
The page title is one of the first things anyone sees, including anyone using a screen-reader and search engines. Blind users cannot glance quickly at the content of a web page to see what the page is about, so they rely on the page title to give them this information. Web pages without titles waste the time of screen reader users because they force users to navigate through the web page past the main menu and into the content to find out what the page is about.
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- Red/green color blindness is the most common. There is also blue/yellow and complete color blindness.
- Avoid putting red or green text on black backgrounds, or black text on red or green backgrounds
References for additional information
Note on available Deque web content training
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