How Web Accessibility Standards Are Implemented in Headless CMS

More than ever, accessibility for the web is necessary. From e-commerce and banking to online education and online gaming, if people are going to use the web, they need the ability to access and interact with all material. Thus, in the last few years, the WCAG standards and ADA and EAA requirements have changed in such a fashion that web accessibility is an anticipated project for in-house professionals and firms. Especially now, with Headless CMS in relation to web accessibility. Unlike a traditional CMS, a Headless CMS provides developers with an easier means of accessibility. Because content is served in a less chaotic fashion due to the disjointedness of the content and presentation in the frontend we see that it can more easily be rendered on sites, apps, etc. As noted in the article, for accessibility features, compliance, and better UX, companies can use a Headless CMS.