I use Lighthouse as a browser extension to get accessibility reports.

Tools are convenient for it. But, sometimes you may need to just open the screen reader and check every bit of the website to make sure everything is in order. Start implementing accessibility features early-on. It will be pain to implementing them later.

Here are a few tips: - Use descriptive alt text for images. - Use clear and concise language. - Use high-contrast colors. - Make your website keyboard accessible. - Provide transcripts for audio and video content. - Test your website with a variety of users.

I heard that explanatory alt text on images helps

Do ASO or SEO?

Keeping your website's navigation simple, consistent, and easy to understand. Clearing headings and labels help everyone navigate smoothly. Also, Ensuring there's enough contrast between text and background colors. Also, allowing users to adjust font sizes for readability.