Accessibility 101: A Researcher’s Guide to Making Content Accessible
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Murray, AlexandraDocument Type
Tip SheetPublication Date
2021-04-29Keywords
CeKTER (Center on Knowledge Translation for Employment Research)Employment
employment
accessibility
web accessibility
research
disability
disability employment research
Deaf
Blind
color blind
low vision
Dyslexia
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
ADHD
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What is accessibility? Accessibility refers to whether a product or service is usable by all regardless of disability status. Principles of accessibility are not limited to physical spaces (such as stairs or curbs) – the same principles apply to websites and public facing documents. There are guidelines to follow to make documents, web pages, presentations, products, and research findings more accessible to people with disabilities. This tip sheet offers an introduction to accessibility and will be followed by tip sheets that focus on specifics. Visit the CeKTER website.DOI
10.7191/pib.1167Permanent Link to this Item
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14038/44292Rights
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