Accessibility and WCAG
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the standard behind most accessibility obligations, currently version 2.2 at level AA for UK public sector bodies. In social terms it means captions, alt text, sufficient colour contrast, readable text size and avoiding meaning carried by colour alone.
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