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ACCESSIBILITY

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Build a Website That Is Easier for More People to Use

A more accessible website serves more visitors, signals professionalism to search engines, and demonstrates that your business values every customer. Kaboomasite is built with accessibility-supportive practices in mind — giving you the tools and guidance to make your website easier to navigate, read, and use for a wider audience.


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PLATFORM PRACTICES

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Accessibility-Supportive Features Built Into the Platform

Kaboomasite includes a set of platform-level features and editor tools designed to help you build a website that more people can read, navigate, and interact with — without requiring technical expertise.

Readable text sizes

Readable Text Sizes

The platform defaults to legible text sizes across all devices. You can adjust heading and body font sizes in the editor to maintain strong readability on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Color contrast guidance

Color Contrast Guidance

Kaboomasite's design system is built around high-contrast color pairings. The editor allows you to choose colors and backgrounds that maintain clear visual separation between text and surfaces.

Alt text fields for images

Alt Text Fields for Images

Every image on your website includes an alt text field in the editor. Adding descriptive alt text helps screen readers communicate your visuals to visitors who cannot see them, and supports image indexing by search engines.

Keyboard-navigable structures

Keyboard-Navigable Structures

Pages built on Kaboomasite follow structural patterns that support keyboard navigation. Visitors using keyboards or assistive technologies can move through menus, links, and interactive elements without a mouse.

Logical heading order

Logical Heading Order

The editor supports proper H1, H2, and H3 heading hierarchies. Organizing your page headings in a logical order helps screen readers and search engines understand the structure and priority of your content.

Clear navigation structures

Clear Navigation Structures

Kaboomasite navigation menus are built with semantic HTML patterns that are compatible with assistive technologies, helping visitors move through your site efficiently regardless of how they access it.

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IMPORTANT TO KNOW

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Legal Accessibility Compliance Is Your Responsibility

Kaboomasite provides tools, structural patterns, and best-practice guidance to help you build a more accessible website. However, Kaboomasite does not guarantee that your website meets any specific legal accessibility standard, including WCAG 2.1, ADA requirements, Section 508, or any other regulation applicable to your business or location.

Website accessibility compliance is a legal matter specific to your business type, location, and industry. If your business is subject to accessibility laws, you are responsible for ensuring your website meets those requirements. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified legal or accessibility professional if you have questions about compliance obligations.

Kaboomasite will continue to improve its platform-level accessibility practices over time. Using the tools available — readable text sizes, alt text fields, logical headings, and structured navigation — is a meaningful step toward a more inclusive website, even while full legal compliance remains the site owner's responsibility.


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NEXT STEP

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Learn About Website Best Practices

Accessibility is one part of building a website that works for every visitor. Explore our Getting Started guide to learn how to set up pages, headings, images, navigation, and content in a way that serves both your visitors and the search engines trying to understand your business.