Accessibility

Hey Kathy,

Articulate published a checklist not too long ago that I think is very helpful: https://community.articulate.com/download/accessible-e-learning-checklist 

The font isn't critical for screen readers since a user operating a screen reader cannot see the font, although sometimes special characters can be problematic. Generally for users who may have a reading disability, I would choose a clean, sans serif font like Arial, Articulate, Calibri, or Open Sans.

On your audio, yes, I would turn off auto play and create a button or a toggle to allow users to enable or disable narration if that's something they want. You also don't want your auto-playing narration to interrupt/interfere with a screen reader. Tom outlined how to do that in a reply to this post!