By Alisa Smith
All individuals of every ability deserve the right to access the internet barrier-free. But thanks to some commonly held misconceptions about website accessibility, barriers often remain. Today, we’ll debunk those myths, and show you why web accessibility isn’t just a moral obligation — it’s also a legal one.
Source:: Moz Blog
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