Accessibility resources toolkit
You’ve done Scope’s accessibility training so what’s next? We recommend creating a plan. Try not to do everything at once. Develop your accessibility knowledge and make changes in stages.
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Stages for applying accessibility
- Pick an area to improve
- Learn and understand the accessibility best practices
- Make changes
- Test with disabled people
- If more changes are needed after testing, improve again. Otherwise move onto the next improvement.
We’ve put together a range of resources and tools from across the web to help you do this.
Grouped together by topic, the toolkit can help:
- support you and add to your training
- guide you on best practice, legal standards, research and lived experience
- give you practical support with day-to-day work
- embed accessibility in your organisation
- find other accessibility allies to learn from and connect with
Toolkit chapters
1
Getting started with accessible content and inclusive design
2
Reviewing the accessibility of products and services
3
Doing user research and understanding barriers
4
Accessible writing
5
Colour accessibility and contrast
6
Making your images accessible
7
Accessible graphs and tables
8
Making your presentations and events accessible
9
Accessible documents and pdfs
10
Video and audio accessibility
11
Inclusive newsletters and social media
12
Getting started with accessibility in your organisation
13
Blogs, meet-ups and people to follow
- Getting started with accessible content and inclusive design
- Reviewing the accessibility of products and services
- Doing user research and understanding barriers
- Accessible writing
- Colour accessibility and contrast
- Making your images accessible
- Accessible graphs and tables
- Making your presentations and events accessible
- Accessible documents and pdfs
- Video and audio accessibility
- Inclusive newsletters and social media
- Getting started with accessibility in your organisation
- Blogs, meet-ups and people to follow
Do you have a suggestion, a comment, or something you were looking for that you couldn’t find? Let us know and help us to improve the Scope Accessibility Toolkit.