Slide 1: 7 tips boost reach on your account ft. accessibility. Slide 2: Share this with your team now! Slide 3: 1. Provide Alternative Text for Images: Slide 4: Providing alternative text (alt text) for images on social media platforms allows people with visual impairments to understand the content of your images. Slide 5: 2. Use CamelCase in Hashtags: Slide 6: Using CamelCase in hashtags (e.g., #AccessibleTwitter instead of #accessibletwitter) makes it easier for people using screen readers to understand the individual words in the hashtag. Slide 7: 3. Use Captions for Video: Slide 8: Adding captions to video content on social media platforms makes it accessible for people with hearing impairments. Slide 9: 4. Use Emojis Sparingly: Slide 10: Overuse of emojis can confuse social media content for people. Use emojis sparingly and ensure that they add value to your message. Slide 11: 5. Provide Clear and Descriptive Text: Slide 12: Use clear and descriptive text in your social media posts to ensure that everyone can understand your message, including people with cognitive disabilities. Slide 13: 6. Use Accessible Fonts: Slide 14: Use fonts that are easy to read for all users, including those with visual impairments. Sans-serif fonts are generally easier to read than serif fonts. Slide 15: 7. Consider Color Contrast: Slide 16: Ensure sufficient color contrast between text and background to make it easy to read for people with visual impairments. Slide 17: Have you encountered accessibility issues on social media?

1. 7 Tips
Boost reach on your
Account ft. Accessibility.
@AELDataservices

2. @AELDataservices
Share this
with your team now!

3. Provide Alternative
Text for Images:
<alt Text>
@AELDataservices

4. Providing alternative text (alt text) for images
on social media platforms
allows people with visual impairments to
understand the content of your images.
#1
@AELDataservices

5. Use CamelCase
in Hashtags:
#CamelCase
@AELDataservices

6. Using CamelCase in hashtags (e.g., #AccessibleTwitter
instead of #accessibletwitter)
makes it easier for people using screen readers
to understand the individual words in the hashtag.
#2
@AELDataservices

7. Use Captions for Video
Use Captions for Video:
@AELDataservices

8. Adding captions to video content on social media
platforms makes it accessible for people with
hearing impairments.
#3
@AELDataservices

9. Use Emojis Sparingly:
@AELDataservices

10. Overuse of emojis can confuse social media content
for people. Use emojis sparingly and ensure that
they add value to your message.
#4
@AELDataservices

11. Provide Clear and
Descriptive Text:
@AELDataservices

12. Use clear and descriptive text in your social media
posts to ensure that everyone can understand
your message, including people with cognitive
disabilities.
#5
@AELDataservices

13. Use Accessible Fonts:
Aa
@AELDataservices

14. Use fonts that are easy to read for all users,
including those with visual impairments.
Sans-serif fonts are generally easier to read
than serif fonts.
#6
@AELDataservices

15. @AELDataservices
Consider Color Contrast:
Text
Text

16. Ensure sufficient color contrast between text
and background to make it easy to read for
people with visual impairments.
#7
@AELDataservices

17. Have you encountered
accessibility issues
on social media?
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