Accessibility Guidelines for Social Posts
Make posts usable for more people.
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Write accessibility guidelines for our social posts. Platforms we use: [PLATFORMS]. Types of content (images, video, carousels, links): [CONTENT_TYPES]. Team members who post: [TEAM]. Create a one-page guide covering alt text for images (what to describe and what to skip, with five examples), captions and transcripts for video, readable text size and contrast on graphics, camel-case hashtags, emoji use, link descriptions, and avoiding flashing content. Include a pre-posting checklist and a template for a quick audit of the last ten posts. Explain why accessibility benefits all readers in plain terms and recommend asking disabled community members for feedback. Mark platform features as needing verification [VERIFY]. Also add a short training outline of fifteen minutes for team members and a quarterly audit of ten posts with a score for alt text, captions and contrast. Include a short example of good and poor alt text for the same photo of a market stall, with a sentence explaining the difference.
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