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Govt websites, apps set to get an accessibility reboot soon

Economic Times

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The Indian government is planning to enhance the accessibility and user experience of its websites, digital applications, and services. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology will lead this initiative, focusing on improving page loading times, user interface design, and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. The project will begin with upgrading the government websites and applications belonging to the IT ministry, aiming to enhance their visibility worldwide. Efforts will be made to offer features such as audio narration for visually impaired users, ensuring seamless navigation and enhance overall user satisfaction.

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