Quick accessibility test: Content structure (British Sign Language version)
Channel: TetraLogical
Date: 2023-02-27

Learn how to test content structure on your website. For a full text transcript of the video select "Show more" below.

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Quick accessibility test: Content structure

Content that is well structured is easier to read and understand for all, and in particular for people with cognitive and reading disabilities. Good content structure includes: breaking down content into short sections, each preceded by a clear heading; using list format when appropriate; and placing important information at the beginning of content.

Navigate your website and check that pages don't contain long blocks of text with no structure, and that enough prominence is given to the most important information and calls to actions.

A page from the TetraLogical website containing short sections of content all preceded by descriptive headings and a list. 

To find out more about accessibility, visit our website at tetralogical.com

See the non-signed version of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZWb5DO-AiU