Content Accessibility Reminder for Content Editors Open Accessibility Reminder for Content Editors configuration options Digital Accessibility Tips Color Contrast for text. Use defaults and you'll be fine. Color Contrast for graphics, icons. Descriptive links. Don't make "click here" a link, instead make the sentence that describes the result of clicking it the link. Alt Text for images. Double click the image and add a meaningful description of the image or it's purpose in the Alternative Text field. Use sans serif, legible fonts, minimal italics and bold. Don't manually set fonts in the source view, be careful when pasting from Word. Do not use fully justified text. Left justification is best for readability. Visible focus – can you tell where you are on the page? Correct reading order. Lay out the content in a meaningful order. Logical heading structure. Headings found in the Format menu of the editor should only be used for content headings, not for text styling. Use list structures. Use the bulleted and numbered list tools in the editor to create lists. Use column and/or row headings for data tables. These tools are available in the table tool of the editor. Tables should only be used for content that needs to be presented within a table, never for layout.
