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Peter Mbanugo
Peter Mbanugo

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The Effect of Accessibility on Web Performance

In this insightful discussion, Nicolas Steenhout explores the intersection of web accessibility and performance. He emphasizes how proper semantic HTML implementation serves dual purposes: enhancing accessibility for users with disabilities while simultaneously improving core web vitals metrics.

The presentation delves into how structural elements not only aid screen readers but also optimize the browser's rendering process, leading to better Time to First Byte (TTFB). Steenhout additionally addresses the impact of AI on web accessibility and emphasizes the critical role of thoughtful image optimization with descriptive alt text, demonstrating how accessibility-first development creates a more performant web experience for all users.

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