Introduction to plain language
3 key principles of plain language
Additional tips for plain language
Improving readability with tools
Improving readability: example
Inclusive language and disability
Knowledge Check: Language and writing
Introduction to layout
Which is easiest?
Text style and font
What alignment is easiest?
A note on justified text
Layout
Knowledge Check: Layout
Introduction to information design
Page titles
Using headings
Headings and structure
Heading structure reviewed
Data tables
Knowledge Check: Copy structure
Introduction to accessible links
Link text and context
Signposting links
Writing good link text
aria-label
Knowledge Check: Links
Introduction to accessible colour
What is contrast?
Using a contrast checker
Colour contrast exemptions
WCAG contrast requirements
Check your contrast knowledge
Contrast is contextual
Secondary indicators
Knowledge Check: Colour
Introduction to images
Alt text
Informative images
Alt text and context
Tips for writing alt text
Decorative images
Decorative or informative ?
Functional images
Complex images
Knowledge Check: Images
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