Content Community:Making your content more accessible

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Accessible content is easy to find, understand and interact with, regardless of the user's ability or the device they are using.

One common misconception is that web accessibility only helps people who have a permanent disability. Though 1 in 5 of us in the UK have a disability, all of us experience temporary and situational disabilities during our lifetime. This session builds on existing accessibility guidance from the content community.

This content community event will also cover:

• Updates about new WCAG 2.2 accessibility standards
• Common content accessibility issues in Drupal, SharePoint and Shorthand, and how to fix them
• Tools and tips for creating accessible web pages, videos, documents, social media posts and more

The session is for everyone interested in creating content.

A recording of this event will be available on the Content Community SharePoint site for anyone who cannot attend.

• Members of the Content Community
• University website owners and editors

Number of sessions: 1

Presentations and questions

MS Teams

• Joanne Back, Content Design Team Lead (University Information Services)
• Eloise Hayes, Content Designer (University Information Services)
• Lana Bozovic, Content Designer (University Information Services)

1 hour

Content Community events typically run once a month.

• Content Community workshop: using data to improve your content (August)
• Content Community workshop: Creating user-centred content (August)
• Content Community: Balancing your data needs with your users' privacy needs
• Content Community:Using Google Search Console
• Content Community: metadata for content editors