Accessibility across discovery, planning, and public travel pages
Visit Nigeria is being built to be usable across devices, input methods, and accessibility needs, with clear content structure and readable design.
Focus
Inclusive access
Included here
Clear guidance, kept readable
Each section is written to make the policy or guidance easier to understand without losing the details that matter.
Design and interaction
Pages are being designed with readable typography, semantic structure, keyboard-friendly interactions, and strong contrast in mind.
Clear headings and landmarks for easier navigation
Readable color contrast across light and dark themes
Keyboard-friendly controls for menus, forms, and interactive elements
Media and content
Where possible, imagery, navigation, and structured content are designed to work well with assistive technologies and different browsing conditions.
Alt text support for editorial and promotional imagery
Structured content blocks instead of visually dense layouts
Responsive layouts that hold up across screen sizes
Ongoing improvement
Accessibility is treated as an active quality standard, not a one-time checkbox. Issues reported by visitors help shape future improvements.
Accessibility feedback is reviewed as part of ongoing improvements
Known issues can be escalated through support channels
Priority is given to blockers affecting core planning and discovery flows