principlesPerceivable
principlesPerceivable is a concept in inclusive design that emphasizes the need for information and user interface components to be presented in ways that users can perceive with their senses. It mirrors the Perceivable principle found in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and is often described as the foundational pillar of accessible design.
The core idea of principlesPerceivable is that content must remain available to users through multiple sensory
Practical guidelines associated with principlesPerceivable include supplying meaningful alt text for images, providing captions and transcripts
Assessment methods for principlesPerceivable combine manual reviews with automated checks for contrast, alternative text, and captioning,