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Improving link text is a small step that makes a big impact on digital accessibility. Whether adding links to emails, websites, or course materials, using clear and descriptive link text benefits all users.

Captions make video content accessible by providing text-based dialogue and sound descriptions for viewers, including those with hearing impairments or those watching in sound-sensitive environments. MediaSpace automatically generates captions, but they should be reviewed and edited for accuracy, proper timing, and clarity. Embedding captioned videos in Canvas ensures accessibility while following best practices for clear, synchronized captions improves the viewing experience for all users.

Built-in accessibility checkers in platforms like Canvas, Microsoft Word, and Adobe Acrobat help identify and fix common accessibility issues, making digital content more inclusive. While these tools quickly detect problems like missing alt text, skipped headings, and contrast issues, human judgment is still needed for elements like meaningful alt descriptions and proper table use. Regularly running accessibility checks ensures content is usable by all individuals, improving overall digital acce

Color contrast is an essential aspect of digital accessibility. Ensuring proper color contrast helps people with visual impairments, including low vision and color blindness, to read and engage with content effectively. By following best practices for color contrast, you can make your digital materials more inclusive and accessible.