About the title
All pages should have a title (title element) so that users can identify the content of the page.
About Document Structure
In consideration of cases where information is obtained by audio using voice browsers, etc., add textual information to the alt attribute of the image to ensure that the content can be understood.
Alternative Characters for Images
In consideration of cases where information is obtained by audio using voice browsers, etc., add textual information to the alt attribute of the image to ensure that the content can be understood.
About Font Size
The font size should not be fixed so that users can change it as needed. (Users should be able to change it freely in their browser settings.)
About Text and Background Colors
To avoid making text difficult to read, use a combination of colors that is easy to read, with sufficient contrast between text and background colors (light and dark). Do not express the meaning of the content solely in terms of text color or background color.
About Tables
Consideration should be given to cases where information is obtained by audio using voice browsers, etc. Tables should be structured as simply as possible, and the relationship between rows and columns (scope attribute, etc.) should be specified. The use of tables (table elements) should be minimized for layout purposes, and if used, the order in which they are read out loud by voice browsers should be taken into consideration.
About Navigation
To enable users to understand where the page they are viewing is located in the site structure, location information from the top page and site common menu information are displayed.
