The guideline provides best practices to ensure digital accessibility in mobile apps and websites for all users, including people with disabilities and the elderly.

Key Points:

• Who it’s for: Developers, designers, project managers, decision makers, and accessibility specialists.
• Main Goals: Equal access, inclusion, usability, and compliance with global standards (WCAG 2.1).
• For Mobile Apps: Use alternative text, avoid color-only cues, ensure readable labels, proper button sizes, simple gestures, system components, clear language, and accessible UI.
• For Websites: Provide text alternatives, captions, multiple sensory options, semantic structure, easy navigation, clear link texts, form guidance, keyboard support, visual contrast, and control over time, text size, and multimedia.
• Testing: Automated tools (e.g., Accessibility Scanner, Lighthouse) + real user testing with people with disabilities.

Overall: A roadmap for developers to create accessible, user-friendly apps and websites that support inclusion and comply with international standards.