LibA11y: Making our library content accessible
  • Introduction to LibA11y
  • Part 1: Why should we care?
    • 1.1 Why should we care about digital accessibility?
    • 1.2 How is content perceived?
  • Part 2: How To Build Better...
    • 2.0 How to build better content? Test your work.
    • 2.1 Page Structure
    • 2.2 Images
    • 2.3 Color and Text
    • 2.4 Hyperlinks
    • 2.5 Readability
    • 2.6 Video and Audio
    • 2.7 Tables
  • Appendices: Tools & Resources
    • A. Four principles of a well-coded page
    • B. Better copy-pasting
    • C. Non-HTML documents
    • D. Useful Links
    • Conclusion
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The concepts from web documents can also apply to other documents. However, the implementation may differ. Here are links for tips on making additional file types accessible

  • documents

  • presentations

Recommendations for most of these formats echo those for webpages such as using headings to convey logical flow for a Word document and PDFs.

PDF files
Microsoft Word
PowerPoint