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Accessibility and inclusion

Learn about accessibility and inclusion from different perspectives from these resources.

In sections below you will find:

  • Processes to learn about
  • Templates and examples
  • Tools to help

Web content accessibility standards

Accessibility is a person's ability to have the access they need to websites, tools, technologies and content, regardless of their disability.

Improving content accessibility means reducing barriers to comprehension like providing alternative text for images or having captions or transcript text available for a video which can improve the overall experience of the users.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (aka: WCAG) are principles intended for web and content creators to ensure that all people can view, interact, and share information.

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How to make content more inclusive

Inclusive content acknowledges that your users are made up of all kinds of people and serves and resonates with diverse audiences with different characteristics.

When creating inclusive content, the main goal is to make all content accessible to as many people -  especially those from the underrepresented groups - through thoughtful and respectful content.

Processes to learn about

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