Content Creators
Helpful guides for content creators to ensure web content is accessible.
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Alt Text
Images, photos, and graphics are unusable by screen reading programs unless they are assigned alternative text.
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Headings
64% of screen reader users use headings to navigate the page, whereas only 8.5% read through the page.
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Link Text
5% of screen reader users use links as their primary way to navigate the page.
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Lists
Users with reading disorders and users of assistive technologies both benefit from the visual and semantic structure of lists.
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Page Titled
Users with visual disabilities rely on page titles to identify pages when they have multiple pages open.
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Table Headings
Screen reader users may have trouble telling where they are when listening to table cell contents.
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Video Captioning
How to add captions to YouTube clips and other multimedia content.
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