Overview
Audio-Only And Video-Only (Prerecorded)
Captions (Prerecorded)
Audio Description Or Media Alternative (Prerecorded)
Captions (Live)
Info And Relationships
Presentation attributes, including information, structure, and relationships, must be programmatically determined or presented in the text.
Other Information With Your Consent
At Muttii, we ensure that any additional data collection occurs only for agreed purposes with full transparency at every step. I also focus on making information accessible through Assistive Technologies (AT), so that tools such as a screen reader or a magnifier are allowed to describe content based on users’ preferences.
All graphics we use-headings, captions, labels, forms, and links-all are attributed so navigation is smooth. In case the graphics lack explicit programmatic identifiers, we provide alternative text labels in bold or italics so readers know what the graphics are referring to.
Enriching visual accessibility complements audio accessibility to give our customers a fully inclusive experience.
Reaching out to us today for a fully accessible and user-friendly digital experience.
Meaningful Sequence
Content for such accessibility that its content should provide clarity, followed by a logical sequence that may be both audible and programmatically distinguishable. This way, if one has to listen to the full content dictated through a screen reader, one will fully understand what it means and in what order.
You need to structure content in a way like that of two-column layouts. Reading order should be logical. It will create confusion if the content is to be read sequentially using screen readers. Especially, when a two-column layout is in a form that does not logically work or occurs in a strange sequence. Again, problems like bad CSS styling or too much white space can further affect the sequence and confuse.
Although the navigation order-the way that users navigate their way through the interactive elements – might differ from the reading order, the reading order needs to reflect the content’s meaning accurately. Non-critical objects such as side navigation may not be a problem in terms of accessibility, but what matters is that the reading sequence is correct for it to be accessible.
Sensory Characteristics
Instructions cannot rely on characteristics such as shape or position that are related to sensory features.
This means that instructions do not have to rely on audio or visual cues. Use text labels such that what is being read is legible on various devices or reflowed content. This removes the problem of accessible issues because of a change in sensory characteristics.
Orientation
Content needs to be viewable at all orientations, meaning both portrait and landscape.
This also means that content isn’t by default only horizontal or vertical. It implies that it follows the device orientation as may be required by users who can’t change the orientation of the device. Exceptions where the function of the content directly depends on the orientation of the content, such as piano keyboard emulators, where other orientations do not make much sense.
