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A person with ADHD sitting at a desk and using a computer while holding a colorful fidget toy, representing how people with cognitive disabilities use tools to stay focused when browsing websites.

Why People with Cognitive Disabilities Need Accessible Websites – And How Businesses Can Help

Cognitive disabilities like ADHD, dyslexia, or autism can make navigating cluttered or confusing websites difficult. By following ADA and WCAG guidelines—using clear headings, simple language, consistent navigation, and fewer distractions—businesses can create online experiences that everyone can understand and enjoy. Accessibility isn’t just compliance—it’s good design that builds trust, loyalty, and inclusion. … Read More