Course content
Design course materials so text, images, videos, documents, and more are fully accessible to all students.
Principles of digital accessibility
Perceivable
People can access the content regardless of which senses they use. Content is available via sight, hearing, and touch.
Operable
People can interact with the content regardless of abilities or the technologies they use.
Understandable
People have enough information to use and understand the content.
Robust
Content is built so that various devices and tools designed for people with disabilities can all work together.
Accessibility by topic
Explore practical guidance for applying the principles across different types of digital content.
Digital documents
Build accessible PDFs, spreadsheets, presentations, and other digital documents that work across devices and assistive technologies.
Write accessible emails using clear language, descriptive links, and built-in accessibility tools.
Mobile apps
Develop mobile applications that support screen readers, clear navigation, and accessible touch targets.
Online meetings
Host meetings that include captions, accessible materials, and inclusive participation.
Plain language
Communicate clearly and simply to improve understanding for all audiences.
Social media
Share content using accessible images, color contrast, captions, and platform tools.
Video and audio
Produce content that works for different ways of perceiving media.
Websites
Develop website content and code that supports users of all abilities and assistive devices.