Make Google Docs Accessible
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The document provides seven tips for making Google Docs accessible, including using alt text for images, structured tables for data, and high color contrast for improved readability. It emphasizes the importance of descriptive link text, large left-aligned text, and organized lists for easier navigation by screen reader users. For additional help with accessibility, it offers a contact email for support.
Make Google Docs Accessible
- 1. to make Google Docs Accessible TIPS 7 @AELDataservices
- 2. Provide alt text for images, drawings, and other graphics. Alt text gives screen reader users a description of the visual content. TIP 01 01 @AELDataservices
- 3. Use tables for data. They offer a structured way to present data and can be easily accessible with a well-structured header row. TIP 01 TIP 02 02 @AELDataservices
- 4. Leverage the use of comments and suggestions. Screen reader users can navigate them easily using keyboard shortcuts. TIP 03 03 @AELDataservices
- 5. Ensure high color contrast. It improves the readability of text and images. Use tools to check contrast. TIP 04 04 @AELDataservices
- 6. Use descriptive link text. Screen readerscan scan them, making it easier for users to understand the context of the link. TIP 05 05 @AELDataservices
- 7. Use large, left-aligned text. It’s easy to read. TIP 06 06 @AELDataservices
- 8. Use numbered and bulleted lists. They help organize your information and ease navigation for screen reader users. TIP 07 07 @AELDataservices
- 9. Need help with Accessibility? Contact us at info@aeldata.com. @AELDataservices Connect with us Save for this later