How Do I Ensure My Letters and Emails are Inclusive and Accessible?
A guide to making your writing open to all and easy to follow.
Make your text and documents accessible - Help - University of Kent
From using heading styles and QR codes to writing meaningful link text, this is a super page of guidance on the University of Kent's website. This is also a good time to tell you that I once wrote about how to write good hyperlinks too.
Introduction to Web Accessibility
Plain English is all about using clear language to make content easier to read and understand for everyone. But it's just one part of making accessible websites.
If you work in content and want to get a better grip on web accessibility essentials, I strongly recommend this introduction from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). It's very much one for your bookmarks.
Mailchimp on writing for accessibility
Writing clearly is just one part of making sure web pages are accessible to as many people as possible. Mailchimp's internal guides are always a handy reference tool and this one on accessible content is a good place to start.
How to use readable, accessible emojis
A collaboratively developed, universal content style guide, based on usability evidence. Created by Content Design London.