#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

When you use hashtags with multiple words and don't include capital letters screen readers get confused, and then so do people who use screen readers. A quick tip that can make a big difference #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. When you use hashtags with multiple words and don't include capital letters screen readers get confused, and then so do people who use screen readers. A quick tip that can make a big difference #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/GcjNi1AHeP

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

over 4 years ago

Don't overcomplicate things! If 3 words will do, don't use 20. This is helpful for everyone: it makes things more accessible for people who struggle to understand complicated language, and it's quicker and easier for others. It just makes sense. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Don't overcomplicate things! If 3 words will do, don't use 20. This is helpful for everyone: it makes things more accessible for people who struggle to understand complicated language, and it's quicker and easier for others. It just makes sense.
#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/XQesiFXkUx

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

over 4 years ago

Sound is everywhere, even when neurotypical people think it is silent there is often still loads going on - the hum of a fridge, the sound of someone's thumbs tapping on their phone. These sounds can be uncomfortable and even painful to some people. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Sound is everywhere, even when neurotypical people think it is silent there is often still loads going on - the hum of a fridge, the sound of someone's thumbs tapping on their phone. These sounds can be uncomfortable and even painful to some people.
#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/tY7ec1yaC8

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

over 4 years ago

Lack of accessibility is more than not being able to get into a shop because there are steps - it can be about bright lights, rude staff, noise, confusing information and more. All of it is inaccessible and all of it is unacceptable. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Lack of accessibility is more than not being able to get into a shop because there are steps - it can be about bright lights, rude staff, noise, confusing information and more.

All of it is inaccessible and all of it is unacceptable.

#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/tqzWQbmfOi

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

over 4 years ago

Disabled people are a HUGE minority - around 25%. Imagine how many friendships or great ideas are missed out on when Disabled people are alienated. It is great for everyone when spaces are accessible and inclusive. Let’s do better in 2022! #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Disabled people are a HUGE minority - around 25%. Imagine how many friendships or great ideas are missed out on when Disabled people are alienated. It is great for everyone when spaces are accessible and inclusive. Let’s do better in 2022!

#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/SZV3DsNmnP

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

People will invisible Disabilities are valid, & their access needs are valid too. So even if someone doesn't 'look Disabled' to you, still give them the help they ask for. Disabled people don't have to 'prove' their Disability to anyone! #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. People will invisible Disabilities are valid, & their access needs are valid too. So even if someone doesn't 'look Disabled' to you, still give them the help they ask for. Disabled people don't have to 'prove' their Disability to anyone!
#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/TVYOqdwTPp

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

Disabled people deserve respect. It is insulting and rude when you talk to our friends or family or carers about us like we're not there. Talk to us! We are people too! If we need our carer or family to help us we (or they) will tell you. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Disabled people deserve respect. It is insulting and rude when you talk to our friends or family or carers about us like we're not there. Talk to us! We are people too! If we need our carer or family to help us we (or they) will tell you.
#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/smaaAVziRM

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

We try to give lots of handy tips for you to help Disabled people in our area here at Made For Me, but the best way to help and be supportive of the Disabled community is to listen to what we tell you! Don't just make assumptions. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. We try to give lots of handy tips for you to help Disabled people in our area here at Made For Me, but the best way to help and be supportive of the Disabled community is to listen to what we tell you! Don't just make assumptions. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/Rj8Z8WEwsf

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek This needs to stop! So make sure you never try to distract a guide dog while it is working!

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek It's important that menus are accessible to all. That means they must be available in large print, braille, Easy Read, and audio formats. Monthly UK businesses lose out on £2bn from Disabled people - how much is because they can't read the menu!?

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek It's important that menus are accessible to all. That means they must be available in large print, braille, Easy Read, and audio formats. Monthly UK businesses lose out on £2bn from Disabled people - how much is because they can't read the menu!? https://t.co/PY7s95NfSM

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

almost 5 years ago

It's Wednesday already, that means it's time for #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek we want to remind you to move out of the way after pressing the button at a pelican crossing to make space for any visually impaired people that need to use the spinning cone to tell them when to cross

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. It's Wednesday already, that means it's time for #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek we want to remind you to move out of the way after pressing the button at a pelican crossing to make space for any visually impaired people that need to use the spinning cone to tell them when to cross https://t.co/JdxGXDW15T

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

about 5 years ago

#SundayShare is back after a week off! We want to share @WheelieGoodLife for all the amazing work she does sharing information on accessibility for other Disabled people! Our next #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek could be connected to her recent work!Stay tuned 🤫🤫

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Made For Me @MadeForMeWES

about 5 years ago

Every Wednesday the Made for Me campaign will be sharing one quick tip that you can follow to make Warwickshire more accessible and welcoming for Disabled people. This week our tip is - Don't question who uses Blue Badge parking spaces. #AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek

MadeForMeWES's tweet photo. Every Wednesday the Made for Me campaign will be sharing one quick tip that you can follow to make Warwickshire more accessible and welcoming for Disabled people.

This week our tip is -

Don't question who uses Blue Badge parking spaces.

#AccessibilityTipOfTheWeek https://t.co/461EvGvejC

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