Accessible Tourism

Web Accessibility
ANDRÉ BARBOSA, MARIANA BELISÁRIO FBM1 2023
AND MIGUEL FORTUNATO
Index
1. Writing for Web Accessibility
2. Designing for Web
Accessibility
3. Types of aids in Audio
4. Types of aids in Video
5. Where to apply
Writing for Web Accessibility
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) - Good Practices
Provide informative, unique page titles
Use headings to convey meaning and structure
Writing for Web Accessibility
Make link text meaningful

Write meaningful text alternatives for images

Writing for Web Accessibility
Create transcripts and captions for multimedia

Provide clear instructions

Writing for Web Accessibility
Keep content clear and concise
Write in short, clear sentences and paragraphs.
Avoid using unnecessarily complex words and phrases.
Expand acronyms on first use.
For example: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Consider providing a glossary for terms readers may not know.
Use list formatting as appropriate.
Consider using images, illustrations, video, audio, and symbols to
help clarify meaning.
Designing for Web Accessibility
Provide sufficient contrast between foreground and background

Do not use colour alone to convey information

Designing for Web Accessibility
Ensure that interactive elements are easy to identify.

Ensure that form elements include clearly associated labels

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Provide easily identifiable feedback
Designing for Web Accessibility
Use headings and spacing to group related content

Create designs for different viewport sizes

Designing for Web Accessibility
Include image and Provide controls for
media alternatives in content that starts
your design automatically
Types of aids Speak clearly and slowly

in Audio
Create high-quality
audio recordings

Low Background audio

Types of aids
in Audio Use clear language

Allow people time to Provide redundancy for

process information sensory characteristics
Types of aids
Speaker visibility
in Video

Avoid causing seizures Make overlay text easy to read

Types of aids
Account for sign language
in Video

Plan for description of

visual information
Where to apply
Apply to the following products:
Computer equipment for general
consumer use and operating systems
for such computer equipment;
Self-service terminals;
Payment terminals;
ATM machines;
Ticket issuing machines;
Automatic registration machines;
Interactive terminals that provide
information;
Terminal equipment with
interactive computing capabilities
for consumer use, used for
electronic communications services
or to access audiovisual media
services, the main purpose of which
is to provide access to these
services;
E-book readers.
Thank you!