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Research, Teaching, & Learning Accessibility Hub

Accessibility refers to the concept that people with disabilities can access and use a product or system, including with the help of assistive technologies. For example, an “accessible” Website may be designed so that the text can be enlarged by the user, rather than having a fixed font size, or may be intended to be interpreted and “read out loud” by screen reader software used by people who are blind or have low vision. University of California, Policy IMT-1300

On this website, you will find a series of resources to help you learn about and implement accessibility. Select any of the headings below to see resources for each topic listed below that heading.

Visit Accessibility in Teaching & Learning for additional resources.

Getting Started

Definitions
Best Practices
Color Contrast
Math Equations

Formatting

Adobe Acrobat
InDesign
Microsoft Office
PowerPoint

University of California Resources

Evaluation Tools

Chrome plugins
Firefox plugins

Acknowledgments