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Website content

All public sector bodies’ websites must meet a set of accessibility requirements. These pages outline how you can make sure your webpage content is accessible.

Website content
  1. External Relations
  2. Accessibility Hub
  3. Website content

Your responsibility 

As a web editor, it is your responsibility to make sure the content on your webpages is accessible. If you would like help reviewing a page, we recommend using Silktide and requesting training from the Content and Brand team.

Email content@qmul.ac.uk

 

Images

Learn how to choose, upload and edit images for T4.

Hyperlinks

Learn how to add links and display them on a page.

Videos

Learn how to add a video to a page, and what makes a video accessible.

Tables

Learn the best practices for building tables and what alternatives there are to display information in a more accessible way.

Headings

Learn why it is important to use headings and how to implement them.

Copy and pasting

Copy and pasting could accidentally cause accessibility issues. Learn how to do so 'cleanly' on T4.

PDFs and documents

Learn how to create and upload accessible documents.

URL guidance

Learn how T4 generates URLs and how to make sure yours follow best practice

File names

How to make sure your images and documents have accessible names before uploading them to T4.

Accessibility checklist

Make sure any content you have uploaded to T4 is accessible before publishing.

Silktide

Use this platform to evaluate how accessible your webpage content is

T4 training

Use the T4 training modules to refresh your knowledge
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