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     • These guidelines synthesize and summarize recommendations and established best practices for making print and digital communications accessible to users with a variety of disabilities. They are designed with four primary categories of accessibility in mind: visual, auditory, physical/motor, and cognitive/intellectual.
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   What are web accessibility guidelines?

   • There are many different aspects to accessibility. The Web accessibility guidelines exist to help you make sure that you have covered as many different angles as possible. They aim for you to make your website and other digital tools accessible in the following ways. Perceivable. This is about being able to get the information from the page.

   Understanding digital accessibility | NCVO

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   What are digital accessibility standards?

   • Importantly, digital accessibility standards do not replace other requirements or best practice, such as creating information in plain English and providing translated materials where possible. The standards for digital accessibility are particularly relevant when IT suppliers are developing systems.

   Digital accessibility standards - NHS England

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   What are the WCAG standards for digital services?

   • All digital services produced by or for public sector bodies in the UK must meet the internationally recognised ‘AA’ standard of accessibility, the Web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 The standard sets out how to make digital services, websites, and apps accessible to everyone. Briefly, these standards cover:

   Digital accessibility standards - NHS England

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   How do I make a publication accessible?

   • If you need to publish a form, follow the form guidance. If you are creating a spreadsheet, follow the making analytical publications accessible guidance. Most software comes with a basic accessibility checker. Use this feature to make sure your document is accessible before uploading it to GOV.UK.

   Publishing accessible documents - GOV.UK

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   How important is digital accessibility to the NHS?

   • The standards for digital accessibility are particularly relevant when IT suppliers are developing systems. It is also important, however, for NHS commissioners and providers to factor these in when making purchasing decisions. The NHS also has an accessible information standard which applies to all NHS- funded organisations.

   Digital accessibility standards - NHS England

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   What makes a good accessible design?

   • Good accessible design requires conscious thought. Not enough of us prioritise time, budget and finding the right skills to do this well. It won’t happen by accident. If you want people to engage with you and benefit from what you do you need to make accessibility a priority. It isn’t only about disability.

   Understanding digital accessibility | NCVO

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3. www.gov.uk › accessible-communication-formatsAccessible communication formats - GOV.UK

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   Mar 15, 2021 · 1. Providing accessible formats. To reach all your audience, you need to make effective use of accessible communication formats (also known as alternative formats). Involve disabled people from...

4. www.gov.uk › guidance › guidance-and-tools-forGuidance and tools for digital accessibility - GOV.UK

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   Feb 1, 2021 · Links added to online resources including how to make technology and communications accessible and inclusive, using the GOV.UK Design System, testing with accessibility personas and free...

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6. www.gov.uk › guidance › publishing-accessible-documentsPublishing accessible documents - GOV.UK

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   • Think about format. Doing this will help your document support as many users as possible and can future-proof your information. Publish in HTML format wherever possible so that your documents use your users’ custom browser settings.
   • Keep the language simple. Use clear and simple language. Simple language makes your document accessible to people with cognitive impairments and learning disabilities.
   • Keep the document structure simple. Give the document a meaningful title. Keep sentences and paragraphs short. Aim for around 25 words or less per sentence.
   • Give the document a structure. Break up your document to make it more readable. Use bullet points, numbered steps and meaningful subheadings. Do not use bold to mark up subheadings.

7. www.rnib.org.uk › living-with-sight-lossCreating accessible information and communication ... - RNIB

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   Top tips for accessible printed information and communication: Simple go to guide to get you started (Welsh Version) Clear print guidance: Detailed guide with accessibility tips for a range of information including written documents, digital documents, social media and alternative formats. (English Version) Clear print guidance (Welsh Version)

8. www.ukaaf.orgHome - UK Association for Accessible formats

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   UKAAF has drafted accessibility guidelines to assist users when creating Office Documents within Google and Microsoft office software. Read more... Accessible Images. UKAAF offers guidance primarily aimed at those within education or the workplace who are providing images as part of course materials, their business or presentations. Read more...

9. www.england.nhs.uk › long-read › digital-accessibilityDigital accessibility standards - NHS England

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   Jun 28, 2023 · All digital services produced by or for public sector bodies in the UK must meet the internationally recognised ‘AA’ standard of accessibility, the Web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) 2.1. The standard sets out how to make digital services, websites, and apps accessible to everyone. Briefly, these standards cover:

10. www.ncvo.org.uk › help-and-guidance › digitalUnderstanding digital accessibility - NCVO

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    The Web accessibility guidelines exist to help you make sure that you have covered as many different angles as possible. They aim for you to make your website and other digital tools accessible in the following ways.