Microsoft Word Accessibility Applied | Oct 22 | 1 PM PT
Build practical skills for creating accessible Microsoft Word documents in this hands-on session. You’ll follow along with the instructor using a practice document while learning a repeatable process for creating, checking, and improving document accessibility.
Learning Objectives
- Apply accessible document structure using headings, lists, tables, and other built-in Word features.
- Create accessible images and links using meaningful alternative text and descriptive link text.
- Establish a logical reading order so document content can be navigated and understood effectively by people using assistive technology.
- Apply accessible color and formatting practices, including appropriate color contrast and alternatives to using color alone to convey meaning.
- Use Microsoft Word’s Accessibility Checker to identify and address common accessibility issues.
- Follow a repeatable accessibility workflow for creating, reviewing, and validating Word documents before sharing or publishing them.
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