ccfoud - Is there a good adaptation of the portal for blind or visually impaired people?

People with visual impairments make up about 500,000 in Poland, around 30 million in Europe, and approximately 300 million worldwide. Nearly 5% of the world's population faces difficulties in navigating the world, accessing internet content, communicating, and exchanging information. They can utilize tools that assist in browsing online content, but it requires their proper adoption. CCFound, as a content exchange portal, can provide a space for these individuals to function in society. Due to their limitations, they need it even more than healthy individuals. The requirements and recommendations for website accessibility are specified in articles concerning: - Accessibility of internet services: [https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9279](https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9279) - Editors of internet services: [https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9280](https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9280) - Most common mistakes made by website creators: [https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9281](https://ccfound.com/pl/articles/9281) Is CCFound suitable for people with visual impairments? Can more be done beyond these requirements? Is it necessary to conduct tests of the CCFound portal from this perspective?