The following images are an example of the changes made to digital content to achieve full accessibility.
Low-contrast yellow and blue text on a white background, no alt text on an informational image, and a link labeled "click here."
Text colored at 4.5:1 contrast or higher with the background, alt text that describes what the image conveys, and a link that names its destination.
Tools: Google Slides
Time: 5 hours
Client: AT Unlimited (fictional client for portfolio purposes)
Collaborators: IDOL Courses Academy
Challenge: AT Unlimited wants to increase their inclusivity, and requested an Articulate Rise course to share with their managers in preparation for Global Accessibility Awareness Day in May. Before creating a full deliverable, I storyboarded the course to send as a blueprint for the course's content.
Solution: I used Google Slides to create this storyboard. Information on block types, images, and colors are included so the course may be copied from the storyboard if needed. There is also a style guide to ensure continuity throughout the course. This storyboard was creating using a backwards design, as I experimented with the blocks in Rise to ensure the content and block types flowed properly.
Result: This storyboard was used in creating the final Rise course on Inclusive Communication for AT Unlimited. The final course can be seen on the eLearning page of my portfolio, which also has more information on the results of this course.