Additional Resources

A quick overview of some general tips from the ADA National Network for organizations or individuals aiming to make their online content accessible for everyone.

This video provides an introduction to Universal Design for content creators. It includes resources, tips, and tricks for designing products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaption or specialized design.

An explanation of the concept of Logical Reading Order, or laying out information on a page or document in a way that allows people who use screen readers or keyboard navigation to follow the content in its intended order.

Alternative text, also known as alt text, is descriptive text that conveys the meaning of an image in digital content. It’s designed to make visual content accessible to people with vision disabilities. While there are other benefits of alt text for all users, this video focuses on people who use screen readers.

An overview of how to check for sufficient color contrast, and why it’s important.

In this video, you’ll learn how to use WebAIM’s online Contrast Checker to evaluate the contrast between text—or images of text—and background colors in documents, in order to ensure that you are using accessible color combinations.

An explanation of how to successfully create captions for audiovisual content, as well as what to avoid.

An explanation of how to make hyperlinks accessible to navigate through accurate labeling and distinguishing them from surrounding text.