When information is being conveyed using color alone, that information is not accessible to some users. Using color alone negatively impacts: Users with partial sight Users who have color-blindness Users... Continue Reading →
Provide meaningful alt text to images
Provide alternative (alt) text to convey the purpose of every meaningful image, picture, illustration, or chart. Alt text is a textual substitute for non-text content. Alt text makes content more... Continue Reading →
Write descriptive links
When including links, avoid using the full URL and vague terms like "click here" or "read more." Instead, embed hyperlinks and use unique, descriptive text to describe the link's destination.... Continue Reading →
Use headings to organize content
Use heading styles to organize your content structure in documents and web pages. Do not skip heading levels (h1, h2, h3, h4, etc.). Make sure headings are short, specific, and... Continue Reading →
Use accessibility checkers early
Turn on accessibility checkers when you start Microsoft applications like Word and PowerPoint. It works like a spell check, notifying you of areas that might be problematic for people with... Continue Reading →
