Accessible Google Sites are easier for everyone to navigate, understand, and use—on any device, with or without assistive technology. The practices below align with WCAG 2.2 AA and help ensure your site content is usable by all learners.
Learn how to add alt text to images (including carousels) and how to write effective descriptions.
Create link text that makes sense out of context and improves navigation for screen reader users.
Use Google Sites Heading/Subheading styles and real lists to create a clear, navigable page outline.
Build simple tables for data, add clear headers, and avoid using tables for layout.
Choose colors and text styles that are easy to read and do not rely on color alone to communicate meaning.
Tips for embedding content accessibly, including captions, readable layouts, and selecting accessible tools.