17. WATERFALL PROJECTS
● Include accessibility
requirements in your brief
● Build in key stage accessibility
checks throughout the project
● Test at key stages with
disabled people from your
target audience
● Make "go live" dependent on
accessibility requirement sign@LEONIEWATSON
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18. AGILE PROJECTS
● Make accessibility a
prerequisite of task
completion
● Build light accessibility checks
into every sprint
● Test after milestone sprints
with disabled people from
your target audience
● Iterate based on outcomes of
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25. HEADINGS
● Create a consistent structure
with a logical hierarchy
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26. LISTS
● Group two or more related
items into lists
● Use bulleted, numbered and
definition lists
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27. LANGUAGE
● Use plain and simple language,
and short sentences
● Explain subject matter words
and phrases
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28. ABBREVIATIONS
● Write phrases in full with the
abbreviation or acronym in
parenthesis
● Use the abbreviation or
acronym freely after that
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29. IMAGES
● Use images to help people
understand complex themes
● Describe images so everyone
can enjoy them
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30. LINKS
● Use link text that can be
understood in isolation
● Use the name of the chapter,
page or website that the link
leads to
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31. SUMMARY
● Understand that digital
accessibility is important
● Know that digital accessibility
benefits everybody
● Put in place a digital
accessibility strategy
● Make digital accessibility part
of every project
● Use digital accessibility to
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