The regulations include a list of specific exemptions which covers organisation types as well as several content types. Working out what exemptions may apply to your content can be a complex task and involves many grey areas. Application of the regulations should always be checked on a case-by-case basis. This guide provides more detailed information to help you understand the exemptions and how they may apply to your systems and content.
George RhodesHow do you make accessible PDF files? This article explains how to make an accessible PDF file and the different types and standards of PDF files.
Hansi AllenThis guide walks you through Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) testing to a minimum viable product MVP standard for users that have not completed much testing before. This guide covers what we feel are some of the most impactful criteria to check under WCAG but is by no means an exhaustive audit and must be followed up with in depth WCAG check.
Matt PatemanWriting in plain English helps your readers understand your message the first time they read it and makes it clear what action they need to take. These 10 steps will help!
Ben WatsonAccessible digital content is fundamental to good communications. Inclusive, user-centred design is fundamental. The content you add and how you format it can make a huge difference to accessibility. Following this checklist will help you to create accessible, user-centred documents.
Ben WatsonGuidance for live sessions, both remote and in person, and how to make these as accessible as possible in Microsoft Teams and Zoom.
Ben WatsonWhether you are putting on a large conference or a small meeting, virtual or in person, you should consider the needs of the people who may attend with seen or hidden disabilities. When putting on events think about how you make them accessible to all from start to finish.
George RhodesProperly explaining images and other graphics in text provides users of assistive technologies with the best chance of understanding the purpose of the image and/or the information it conveys. It's important to provide a comparative experience to everybody and alternative text best practices is one way we can work towards having more inclusive content.
Darren LeeWCAG 2.2 is very close to becoming the new standard and at present it adds 9 additional success criteria and removes one success criterion from WCAG 2.1. This guide outlines what we need to do regarding this new standard and how to meet the new requirements
Darren LeeThis guide provides useful information on when to use captions and transcripts, and how to write captions and transcripts.
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