Merokhabar | Nepal
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The possible triggering stimuli. Guideline .. Intentional interruption Enable users to pause and skip repetitive content such as ads or navigational elements. This is especially important for users with motor difficulties. Guideline .. Titles and labels Use clear and descriptive titles and semantic labels. This helps users using screen readers or other assistive devices to understand the structure of the page. Guideline . Navigability Provide clear and easytouse navigation on the site. This helps all users especially those who have difficulties with fine motor skills or visualization. Guideline .. Contrast minimum Ensure sufficient contrast between texts and backgrounds.
This helps users with reduced vision. Cognitive and linguistic difficulties Phone Number List align the text to the left support the text with images and symbols one thing per paragraph links and actions predictable highlight the most important content do not write the text in capital letters avoid italics underlines and capital letters use subheadings divide things into small entities show instructions and give examples use clear general language Accessibility Guide pp. . Clear and simple structure Design the site in a clear and simple way. Use a logical and consistent structure that helps users understand the content.
Clear Headings and Navigation Use descriptive headings and navigation links that explain the content or function. next. Clear and simple instructions Provide clear and simple instructions for using the site. Avoid complicated instructions or concepts that can cause confusion. Userfriendly design Avoid overly complex or busy design that can distract or make cognitive functions difficult. Choose a clear font colors and contrast. Short and condensed texts Use short and condensed texts that convey essential information. Avoid excessive text which can be difficult to digest. Visual Hierarchy Use visual hierarchy to highlight important elements such as headings and important information. This helps users understand the priority of the content.
This helps users with reduced vision. Cognitive and linguistic difficulties Phone Number List align the text to the left support the text with images and symbols one thing per paragraph links and actions predictable highlight the most important content do not write the text in capital letters avoid italics underlines and capital letters use subheadings divide things into small entities show instructions and give examples use clear general language Accessibility Guide pp. . Clear and simple structure Design the site in a clear and simple way. Use a logical and consistent structure that helps users understand the content.
Clear Headings and Navigation Use descriptive headings and navigation links that explain the content or function. next. Clear and simple instructions Provide clear and simple instructions for using the site. Avoid complicated instructions or concepts that can cause confusion. Userfriendly design Avoid overly complex or busy design that can distract or make cognitive functions difficult. Choose a clear font colors and contrast. Short and condensed texts Use short and condensed texts that convey essential information. Avoid excessive text which can be difficult to digest. Visual Hierarchy Use visual hierarchy to highlight important elements such as headings and important information. This helps users understand the priority of the content.