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Videos and audio content on social media: how to make them accessible
Video has become the dominant format on social media. Reels, LinkedIn videos, YouTube Shorts, podcasts shared on Facebook: these formats fill every feed. And by default, they exclude a significant portion of your audience. A video without subtitles is inaccessible…
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Images, emojis and hashtags on social media: a guide to accessible best practices
You publish regularly on social media. You take care of your visuals, you choose your words, you select your emojis. And yet, part of your audience does not receive the same message as everyone else. This is not a question…
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Social media and digital accessibility: what your posts are missing
Every day, thousands of organisations post updates, images and videos on social media. And every day, some of their audience simply cannot access them. Not because the platforms are unusable. Not because of a lack of will. But because nobody…
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Accessible Documents: The Rules for Word, PDF and PowerPoint in Luxembourg
Every year, thousands of digital documents circulate in Luxembourg – reports, forms, brochures, presentations – without their authors ever asking whether a blind, visually impaired, or motor-disabled person will be able to read them. Yet producing an accessible document is…
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Screen readers and assistive technologies: What you need to know
1.3 billion people worldwide – 1 in 6 according to the WHO – live with a significant disability. Many of them rely on assistive technologies that most website designers have never tested. Screen readers, braille keyboards, magnification software, text-to-speech: these…
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Easy-to-read language in luxembourg: So everyone understands
The internet should be accessible to everyone. That means more than removing technical barriers. It also means ensuring that content is understandable by every person. That is precisely the goal of Easy-to-Read language – known in French as FALC (Facile…