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How accessible is your content?🖱️
No more ‘Click here’! Hyperlinks should have descriptive text that clearly identifies the content or the purpose of a link without needing context. Avoid ambiguous link texts and using only the web address.
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How accessible is your content?🔗
Having links in another colour is not enough. Many people have difficulties distinguishing between colours. Thus, links need to be also underlined so that everybody can recognise them properly.
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How accessible are your videos? 🎞
Here’s our tip: include captions (in the same language as the audio) and a transcript, and, if relevant, a description of what’s happening in the video.
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How accessible is your content? #️⃣
If you include hashtags, write them either in pascal case with the first letter of all the words capitalised, like #AccessibilityIsCrucial, or camel case, as in #accessibilityTuesday.
Trendy and accessible? We say yes!

How accessible is your content? 🖼️
Include alternative text in your image to provide a textual description for screen readers. A good alt text should be concise and informative, but you don’t need it if images only have a decorative function.
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We must make publications accessible.
Follow our #AccessibilityTuesday tips.
To help you make your content accessible, we share our know-how through our #ELearning space: https://t.co/9oPC3exiXE
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How accessible is your content?
Did you know that not everyone can distinguish colour in texts or images? That's why a minimum of colour contrast is required, but there are some common exceptions like logotypes, flags, screenshots or heat maps.
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How accessible is your content?
Did you know that not everyone can distinguish colour in texts or images? That's why a minimum of colour contrast is required, but there are some common exceptions like logotypes, flags, screenshots or heat maps.
#AccessibilityTuesday

Plain and simple is accessible. Written plain language is clear, concise, well-organised, and appropriate to the subject and the intended audience. You will succeed if your audience can find what they need and understand the information straight away.
#AccessibilityTuesday

How accessible is your content?👔
Use ‘people with a disability’ instead of ‘disabled people’. This aims to avoid perceived and subconscious dehumanisation when talking about disabilities.
#AccessibilityTuesday

Are you an emojis person or an emoticons person? 😊 or :-)
Keep in mind that while emojis are accessible because each one of them has a unique identifier, emoticons are not accessible because they will be read as individual characters and punctuation marks
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Accessibility is about preventing and removing barriers. It is about designing products and services that can be used by everyone, regardless of their abilities. About making digital publishing accessible to all.
Join us each #AccessibilityTuesday for tips!
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