The resources on this page will help you create accessible content whether you are creating a website, document, presentation, or some other digital material.
Content Accessibility Checklist
- Pictures are for puppies, not for paragraphs. Avoid images of text.
- Check color contrast with eyedropper tools.
- Differentiate with more than color alone ("in green") or a single sensory characteristic ("at left").
- Write meaningful links that work out of context; not "click here to learn more."
- Structure content with headings, lists and table headers.
- Write alternative text that describes what each image means in context.
- Tag language switches, or "Español" becomes "A spaniel."
- Provide captions or transcripts for video and audio.
- To be inclusive to mobile and screen reader users, do not use PDF documents .
- Test new designs with automatic tools, mobile phones and real people.