Accessibility
Accessible Content Overview
As you are creating your content whether it is in a learning management system (i.e. ReggieNet), a webpage on a website, or a digital document, keep in mind some general accessibility best practices that cross all platforms.
Page Structure
Providing good structure and clear content that anyone can use is a foundation for any document or webpage.-
Headings
Help people scan your content topics more easily.
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Lists
Lists help to organize content on a screen and make it easier for people to scan for information.
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Columns
Columns help you organize your page's layouts.
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Tables
Tables help display data.
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Forms
Accessible forms allow people to use a computer and assistive technology to fill out the form fields.
Page Content
Page content is any text, links, images, audio, animation or videos you add to your digital document or webpage.
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Choosing color
Help those who cannot perceive color access the information you are presenting.
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Links
Writing meaningful links can help people navigate your content.
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Audio
Music, podcasts, and other audio-only content need equivalent text alternatives.
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Videos
Videos need be created so anyone can access the content.
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Images
Images require alternative text for individuals who have visual impairments.