Learning articles
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Thoughts on skin tone and text descriptions
In a blog post on writing great alt text, Jake Archibald asked "Should skin tone be mentioned in alt text?". It's a good question,…
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A guide to the visual language of closed captions and subtitles
If you have ever watched a film or TV programme, or gone to an opera or theatre production with either captions (subtitles in the…
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Mastercard introduces accessible card for blind and partially sighted people
2.2 billion people around the world have visual impairments
Unique notches on the Touch Card’s short side allow the…
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Style Manual: Accessible and inclusive content
The Australian Government Style Manual (Style Manual) is the definitive resource for Australian Government content.
It helps…
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Writing great alt text: Emotion matters
Good alt text means that screen reader users get the same 'meaning' from the page as a fully sighted user. But sometimes that's…
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Making communications accessible by design
This website has been created to inform and inspire communications professionals around the world interested in committing to make…
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Current Global + MAGNA + IPG Media Lab present “Digital Accessibility: The Necessity of Inclusion”
People with disabilities, representing 15 percent of the global population, regularly consume all types of content, but are they…
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Accessibility training - Color and Contrast
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Accessibility training - Alt Text
Watch now on YouTube.
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What’s accessible marketing and why does it matter?
Accessibility is a term that’s finding itself more and more talked about in the creative industry.
This is largely…
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Christmas TV ads of 2020: accessibility for viewers with sight loss
Christmas ads on TV have been heralding the start of the festive season for the past few years. Brands splurge on lavish productions…
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All In with Google
At Google, we’re proud to build products that help billions of people every day. Our marketing showcases our products in…