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Accessibility

It is every site owner’s responsibility to make your individual site’s content accessible to individuals with sensory or physical impairments, thus all sites must follow Marshall IT and Office of Communications [insert UCOMM accessibility standard]. WordPress offers some additional information about accessibility, which you can find here.

Helpful Tips

It is recommended to use some sort of Accessibility checker to test each aspect of what goes into making a web page accessible, some very informative and useful ones are:

Tota11y Chrome Plugin

Tota11y Firefox Plugin

A-Checker: Accessibility-Checker

WAVE: Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool

A more comprehensive list of Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools

Web Accessibility Checklist

Images have alternative (alt) text (unless they are purely for decoration)

Images are not used for text, unless the image is part of a logo or brand name

Audio and video have subtitles, captions or written transcripts available

Audio and video can be paused or stopped by users

There is strong color contrast between text and background

Color is not used as a prompt or to convey information

Text can be increased and decreased in size by the user

Links describe where the link is going, not the url address

Links to documents contain the document type and file size

All documents are available in an accessible version (ie in both Word doc and PDF)

All parts of the website can be accessed using only the keyboard

There is more than one way to find information (search/sitemap/navigation)

Labels are presented next to fields that require the user to enter information

There are no time limits imposed on users

Pages do not contain quick flashing (ie more than three flashes a second)

Congratulations! Your site should be 100% Accessible by WCAG 2.0 AA Standards.

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