Using Accessible Multimedia Content on Internet 2 Sample Clauses

Using Accessible Multimedia Content on Internet 2. 1. Websites 2.1.1 Make text content readable and understandable 2.1.2 Create site map, hot key assignment, navigation bars, tables, frames and lists consistently on a website 2.1.3 Ensure navigation aids like navigation bars are identifiable and indicate location on a page 2.1.4 Manage and use tags for information/content categorisation 2.1.5 Understand the importance of timing and the provision of varied timing options to facilitate interaction with Web content 2.1.6 Know the 5 conformance requirements laid down by WCAG 2.1: Conformance Level, Full Pages, Complete processes, Only Accessibility-Supported Ways of Using Technologies, Non-interference 2.1.7 Know some tools to provide an overall rating of the accessibility of a webpage 2.2. Email 2.2.1 Know that optimum email format is plain text or HTML 2.2.2 Apply general recommendations of digital written communications to email content 2.2.3 Know how to manage attachments, like mentioning them in the text and using descriptive file names 2.3. Social Media 2.3.1 Apply best practice to facilitate accessibility in social media usage: setup, configuration in common platforms: Facebook, YouTube. 2.3.2 Understand the need for simplicity in text, hashtags, keywords, @mentions, for screen readers