Here are some tips to improve the accessibility of your website.

1. Use semantic markup. Semantic markup is a way to mark up HTML elements so that they can be interpreted by screen readers and other assistive technologies. This makes it easier for people with disabilities to understand the structure of her website and navigate through it.
2. Use alt text for images. Alternate text is text that is displayed in place of an image when the image cannot be displayed. This is important for people who cannot see images, such as those who are blind or have low vision.
3. Use headings and captions. Headings and labels help structure her website and make it easier for visitors to browse the content. They are also important for screen reader users as they provide a way to identify different sections of the website.
4. Use a consistent layout. A uniform layout makes it easy for visitors to find your way around your website. This is also important for screen reader users, as they can use the layout to navigate the site.
5. Test her website using assistive technology. To ensure that people with disabilities can access her website, it is important to test her website using assistive technology. There are many tools you can use to test your website, such as the WebAIM WAVE accessibility scanner and her NVDA checker. 

Following these tips can make your website more accessible to people with disabilities. This allows everyone to enjoy the site, regardless of skill level.

Here are some additional tips to help improve your site's accessibility.

1. Avoid using color as the only way to convey information. Colorblind people may not be able to distinguish between certain colors.
   Use large fonts and high-contrast text. This makes the website easier to read for people with visual impairments.
2. Provides keyboard navigation. This allows people who cannot use a mouse to navigate the site.
   Make sure you have access to all forms. People with disabilities may need to use assistive technology to fill out forms. 
3. Test your website on different devices. People with disabilities may access the Internet using a variety of devices. Make sure your website looks and works well on all devices.

Following these tips can make your website more accessible to people with disabilities. This allows everyone to enjoy the site, regardless of skill level.