universal-design-center

  • Mobile Accessibility

Compact Information

  Description

Because it is important for the user to gain an idea of the content of the page on initial view, there should be a minimum amount of clutter preceding this - including navigation, decorative images, advertising and other material that is not central to the user's experience of the page. The user should not have to scroll significantly to find the primary content of the page.

  What to Consider

Age Title

Provide a short but descriptive page title.

Clarity

Use clear and simple language.

Central Meaning

Ensure that material that is central to the meaning of the page precedes material that is not.

Limited

Limit content to what the user has requested.

Suitable

Ensure that content is suitable for use in a mobile context.

Page Size Usable

Divide pages into usable but limited size portions.

  Resources

Mobile Accessibility: How WCAG 2.0 and Other W3C/WAI Guidelines Apply to Mobile

Mobile Accessibility Standards and Guidelines at W3C

W3C - The Web and Mobile Devices