What accessibility means for beginners
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HTML Builder Lab · Lesson 8 of 10
HTML Accessibility Basics
Use headings, labels, alt text, and logical order to make beginner pages more usable.
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3 practice exercises
1 homework item
What you will learn
- Explain accessibility as making pages usable for more real people.
- Use heading order to create a readable page outline.
- Connect labels to form fields and write meaningful alt text.
- Choose link text that makes sense out of context.
- Repair a beginner page with clearer structure, labels, alt text, and content order.
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19 minute lesson with 6 sections, 3 exercises, 4 checkpoint questions, and 1 homework submission.
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Use headings in logical order
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Labels and form fields
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Meaningful alt text for images
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Understandable link text and page order
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Common beginner accessibility mistakes
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HTML Accessibility Basics: quick check
Write a short beginner explanation of the main idea from HTML Accessibility Basics.
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Finish this lesson, then move forward without losing your place.
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