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Section 4.1: Creating Links
When creating accessible links, it is very important that they are they need to be easy to identify see and are not URLs. To make them visible for readers with disabilities, have the link stand out a little. A good way to make the link stand out is by underlining having the link underlined, and maybe changing the color. To do this,
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This link may look fineright, but if someone was navigating just by a screen reader read only the links, there would not be any context for missing context. This means that the reader would not know what the link is was for. |
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This link explains exactly where the link will take a person if clicked. In addition, it makes sense even out of context. |
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This link does not have a URL hyperlink. If a student were to receive got a printed copy of your document, they would not have a way will not be able to access the link. |
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The full URL hyperlink has been included. Now students with printed copies will know where to go for the website. |
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