Improving Accessibility in custom Web Form #209061
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Accessibility and Custom Web Forms
Hello everyone 👋
I’m currently exploring how to improve web accessibility when creating custom forms.
My goal is to make forms easier to use for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, mobile devices, or other assistive technologies.
Some areas I’m focusing on include:
I would appreciate feedback and suggestions from the community on best practices for making a custom web form more accessible.
What accessibility features do you consider essential when building a custom web form?
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