Test your content with a screen reader
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Web and Docs
From using accessibility checkers to assessing color use and contrast, this list of useful, at-a-glance tips helps you create websites and documents that adhere to accessibility standards.
10% of the male population is color blind. When marking items as important (or required), use a text indicator (such as an *) and a legend (“items marked with an * are required.”)
Not everyone uses a mouse, so in addition to checking for OnMouseOver also check for OnFocus (which is fired when keyboard users focus on the element.)
If you create surveys using Qualtrics, use their built in Accessibility Checker to verify that the surveys you create can be used by someone who uses assistive technology, such as a screen reader.