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In web accessibility, much emphasis is placed on making a site's content work with screen readers.  While this is a crucial step in the accessibility process, there are many other measures to take into consideration.  The way a site looks will greatly impact the user's experience.  Designers can have a large influence on a site's web accessibility as it relates to any disability, especially visual disabilities, perception disabilities, intellectual disabilities, memory impairments, and physical disabilities.

Writing content for the web is a daily task.  Websites that update content frequently are more valuable to the user, as this reflects that the owners of the site care about the quality of the information they are putting out on the web.