There are certain guidelines on W3 about web content accessibility which are aimed at making using websites easier for people with disabilities. These guidelines should be taken into consideration by all web content developers and designers. The primary goal is to promote accessibility, but other advantages also are present. It makes your page easy not only for your customers with some disability but easier to use for the ones with no disabilities. It does not discourage from using video and audios but they can be used such that it becomes more accessible to a wider audience.
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Designing a web page can be a humongous task. Especially in instances where more than one page is involved (such as 20 to 30 pages in a webpage), you may be involved with changing the various design elements during the web development stages. For example, imagine a situation in which you have to change the screen background, font colors and the dimension of tables in all of your pages to see how the web site would look. Thus, if you have 25 pages in your website, then going to the each web page and making these changes can be a very tedious act. However, you can use CSS or Cascading Style Sheets for an easy solution.

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