In this section, you will learn how to:
- set your document language
- create contrast between the foreground text and background colors that pass WCAG 2.0 Level AA
- avoid the use of color alone to convey meaning
- choose fonts, font-sizes and colors that show well on screen
- apply and modify Word Styles to format your document
- ensure heading levels are applied in the correct order
- add alternative text descriptions for non-text elements, such as images
- create simple table structures with column header rows and descriptions if needed
- recognize the importance of avoiding floating objects, single cell tables for formatting, watermarks, using the B button for bolding or I button for italicizing
- provide descriptive hyperlink text
- format without inserting blank characters
- use Word's built in Accessibility Checker to check your document for things that may be inaccessible