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WCAG is short for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
WCAG can be used to develop and improve your website
WCAG lists issues facing web users with disabilities
WCAG is internationally recognised and adopted standard
2.0 A
2.0 AA
2.0 AAA
3.0 A
Yellow background / Black font
White background / Black font
Yellow background / Red font
White background / Red font
Add alt text to your audio and video
Add alt text to all of your images
Add subtitles
Add a name to all of your buttons
Provide an alternative that presents the same information
Provide text transcripts that convey the same information as the media
Write text transcripts for any audio-only media
Write text transcripts for any audio-only media
Record an audio-track for any video-only media
Place the text transcript, or link to it, from close to the media
Info and Relationships
Closed Captioning
Audio description or media alternative
Audio-only and video-only (pre-recorded)
Use the correct HTML for all structural elements
Use valid HTML everywhere else
Mark headings with HTML header tags
Use CSS instead of HTML
Break up content with subheadings for new sections
Use CSS Validator tool
Use clear labels on forms
Use HTML Validator tool
Present content in a meaningful order
Scrollable vertically, but not horizontally
Separate navigation menus from content
Have at least 10px space between Headings and Paragraphs
Always use numbering or bullet points where you have lists
True
False. 'Use the search box on the right' will also do.
Yes
No
Avoiding sounds that play automatically
Automatically playing sound should be configured to be low on volume
If there is sound, add a pause or stop function
Automatically playing sound should be no longer than 30 seconds
Yes
No
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