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Marine Slavitch

February 9, 2023

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For accessible media

How can you make your project accessible? Today, 12 million French people, or 20% of the population, live with a disability. This figure rises to 40% when including temporary disabilities. Our tips for making your media truly inclusive.

For its audio content

You can listen with your eyes too. Tired of texts that fail to convey the emotions of voices, the More Than This podcast has been betting on immersive transcription since last year. Here, rhythm, tone, and even pauses are translated visually, all with poetic flair. Ready to give it a try? Follow advice from those involved for a successful transcription.

The immersive transcription of the More Than This podcast

For its website

An accessible website benefits more people than you might think: people with various disabilities, but also people whose abilities decline with age or who may not be able to play your audio content right now. Ultimate bonus? These pages load faster on slow internet connections. High contrast design, text alternatives, responsive interface… Follow the guide.

"The Let's get colorblind extension lets you see your site as a colorblind user would, and highlights design issues to fix on your site."

For its social networks

Your content is accessible, and so is your website. It's time to think about social media. Key points include: avoiding excessive emojis and keywords, providing appropriate alt text for your images and GIFs, and offering live captions for all your streams. Before these practices become second nature, this checklist can help you.

To keep it accessible, be sure to use emojis in moderation

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