Accessibility Makeovers in E-Learning #417: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to rework a short project to make it more accessible.
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Hi everyone! This is my first challenge (& post) - I only discovered eLearning Heroes & started using Articulate this year, so I went for improving upon an existing Rise template.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/28f1049e-fbfe-4b94-8561-1ae1fa229dd3/review
- I changed the headings/subheadings to sentence case (although I've been reading up on this and the literature is conflicting in terms of whether this is more readable/easier to process!).
- I added timings in the first section for those not able to see the GIF, and enabled the option for users to zoom in on the GIF if they need to.
- I also added audio for each section – I've noticed some of my favourite websites doing this more and more. :) I tried recording this myself but sadly I live next to a building site right now so my audio was picking that up and I opted for text-to-speech instead. More robotic but still nice to have the easy option to play the audio right there on the page
Will be checking out the links above as I love learning more about accessibility
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/28f1049e-fbfe-4b94-8561-1ae1fa229dd3/review
- I changed the headings/subheadings to sentence case (although I've been reading up on this and the literature is conflicting in terms of whether this is more readable/easier to process!).
- I added timings in the first section for those not able to see the GIF, and enabled the option for users to zoom in on the GIF if they need to.
- I also added audio for each section – I've noticed some of my favourite websites doing this more and more. :) I tried recording this myself but sadly I live next to a building site right now so my audio was picking that up and I opted for text-to-speech instead. More robotic but still nice to have the easy option to play the audio right there on the page
Will be checking out the links above as I love learning more about accessibility