As a new E-Learning Developer at a university, I'm trying to do some research on different ways to meet compliance laws. Do any of you have any suggestions? Thanks!
I would like to share a few basics that we use at our university.
Drag and drop and hot spot activities are not screen-readable.
The Notes and Resources sections are accessible by the Tab key. However, individual files under the Resources section may be difficult to access without a mouse.
Text located in the Notes section is screen-readable. However, using the scroll bar may be challenging.
Do not use color as the only means of conveying information. For example, red for incorrect and green for correct.
Add Alt Text to all images made view-able to screen readers.
Closed captioning needs to be provided and synchronized with audio and video.
Closed captioning must allow the user to turn them on and off.
No auto play on audio, screen readers start playing automatically and if this may cause double audio.
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Hi Jessica, welcome to Heroes!
I would start with the following three articles from Articulate's support knowledge base -
Hi, Jessica -- In addition to the stellar resources Brian has already provided, I thought I'd stop in to add the following, as well:
Hope that helps! :)
I would like to share a few basics that we use at our university.
Thank you for sharing these best practices with the community, Sam!
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