The first tip from @juxtdesign is Accessibility ✌️ ! Accessibility matters because making your site accessible meaning even more people (more than 1 billion disabled people in the world 🧑🦯🧏🧑🦽) can easily access your site. It stands for diversity and inclusion for your company and there are guidelines for you to follow.
Use Web.dev or WAVE to spot out the accessibility problems on your website. Little effort to your site can make your accessibility score up to 90+.
You can also use Stark on Figma & Sketch when you are designing app interfaces.
Add alt text to images on your website to make your images speak for themselves. You can also double-check your color contrast is accessible to visually impaired users. Keep in mind that your site should be properly organized in a hierarchy.
Have I mentioned accessible websites are easier found by search engines as well?
Stark has been a very helpful tool for creating accessible designs. The all-in-one accessibility toolkit has launched Chrome version after focusing on design platforms like Figma, Sketch and Adobe XD.
One simple step to enhance your website's accessibility is checking your colors. 8% of all men suffer from color vision deficiency (0.5% in women), so 1 in 12 males that visited your website may exper