What we’re doing about accessibility at Webflow

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This year, we're making accessibility a first-class citizen in Webflow. Find out how we’re tackling that. Since our official founding in 2013, Webflow’s been laser-focused on a single problem: making web design more accessible — for creators. That focus has served us pretty well. And we did it all — and hope to do far more — on a foundation of web standards. Our Designer relies on CSS standards like grid and flexbox. You can apply HTML5 semantic tags to your design elements with a click (well, two). We use responsive image technology to ensure sites load fast and make SEO-friendliness a central part of offering. And our interactions engine allows our customers to add JavaScript and Lottie animations — visually. In our laser focus on making web development visual, we haven’t always upheld a key part of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) spec: the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, or WCAG. It’s the practice of creating designs and content that anyone can access, regardless of their

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