Balancing accessibility and security - how to protect user data on inclusive websitesArticle contains
  1. Understanding accessibility and security
  2. Best practices for accessibility
    1. Use semantic HTML
    2. Provide text alternatives
    3. Ensure keyboard accessibility
    4. Use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) landmarks
    5. Test with real users
  3. Best practices for security
    1. Use HTTPS
    2. Implement strong authentication
    3. Regular security audits and updates
    4. Data encryption
    5. Educate users
  4. Balancing accessibility and security
    1. Secure and accessible authentication
    2. Accessible error messages
    3. Privacy by design
    4. Regular testing and monitoring
    5. Stay informed and compliant
    6. Leveraging VPNs for enhanced security
  5. Conclusion
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Balancing accessibility and security – how to protect user data on inclusive websites

For any online business in 2024, having a website that’s both accessible and secure is paramount. Accessibility ensures that all users, regardless of their abilities, can navigate and interact with your site. Security, on the other hand, protects user data from breaches and cyberthreats.

Balancing these two aspects can be challenging, but it is essential for building trust and providing a seamless user experience. This article delves into the strategies and best practices for achieving this balance on your website.

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