Quick Tip: Document Language Identifying a web page’s language is important for accessibility. It helps ensure that multi-lingual screen reader users hear the page content in the correct language audio. Neglecting this basic language identification or identifying the document with an incorrect language can result in the content being very… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – April 2022
From the U.S. Access Board… U.S. Access Board Provides Recommendations and Resources to Assist Federal Agencies in Advancing Priorities for Accessibility Under Executive Order on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) in the Federal Workforce (14035), federal agencies must ensure that their workplaces are fully accessible to all employees, including… Continue Reading Federal Agencies Advancing Priorities for Accessibility
Quick Tip: Complex fonts Simple text is much easier to recognize and read than complex fonts (such as cursive or script fonts). Use complex fonts sparingly and do not use them for long sections of text. [JEBS’s note: People with disabilities who use Assistive Technology (AT) will frequently use customized… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – February 2022