ENHANCING WEB FORM ACCESSIBILITY: A COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED USERS

This paper outlines an integrated framework for enhancing the accessibility of web forms for blind users. Notwithstanding improvements in web technologies, most web forms are still inaccessible owing to inappropriately labeled elements, poor keyboard navigation, and insufficient screen reader support. The proposed structure addresses such problems by employing semantic HTML, accessibility best practices, and user feedback adoption. The project's feasibility is guaranteed by existing standards, adequate resources, and a well-structured methodology. The outcomes aim at enhanced usability and accessibility, enabling visually impaired users to independently access digital content.

KEYWORDS:

Web accessibility, voice recognition, speech synthesis, Java script events, WCAG compliance, form navigation, screen reader support, inclusive design, web speech API

Web accessibility voice recognition speech synthesis Java script events WCAG compliance form navigation screen reader support inclusive design web speech API