Accessibility-informed SEO.
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- Use question-style headings to improve AI extractability36 cited sources36 categories
- Write unique, descriptive alt text for all meaningful images15 cited sources14 categories
- Audit B2B title tags for precise buyer intent alignment11 cited sources8 categories
- Use natural language reflecting real user questions and conversational search8 cited sources6 categories
- Use descriptive link text that conveys destination or action5 cited sources2 categories
- Ensure sufficient color contrast for text and important elements4 cited sources1 category
- Label all form fields explicitly for accessibility4 cited sources2 categories
- Check that all multimedia has accurate captions and audio descriptions3 cited sources1 category
- Ensure all interactive elements are keyboard accessible3 cited sources1 category
- Test website accessibility using multiple screen readers2 cited sources1 category
- Avoid content that flashes or moves automatically without controls1 cited source1 category
- Avoid placing important text only inside images1 cited source1 category
- Ensure focus order on keyboard navigation is logical and intuitive1 cited source1 category
- Mark decorative images as such to be ignored by assistive tech1 cited source1 category
- Provide captions and audio descriptions for videos1 cited source1 category
- Review all documents for accessibility compliance1 cited source1 category
- Use tables only for complex data with proper headers1 cited source1 category
- Validate accessibility with automated auditing tools1 cited source1 category
- Write link text unique to each link on the page1 cited source1 category
- Write meaningful alt text for images and graphics1 cited source1 category
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