SCULPT Model
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Created on November 2, 2023
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SCULPT is an acronym of six basic frameworks to introduce digital accessibility in a bite-sized, approachable way.
SCULPT Model
SCULPT for Accessibility is a beginners guide to raise basic awareness and skills for accessibility across the wider workforce.
- Headings should be set up correctly so screen readers can navigate the content.
- Use a well known accesible font.
- Use styles to configure documents
- Never use colour alone to communicate information.
- Avoid using combinations of Red, Green and blue and yellow.
- Avoid backgrounds that aren't one colour.
- Tables should be used for data and not used as a way to make pag e layouts.
- You should be able to tab through a table and not get stuck.
- Helps you to write clearly and concisely with the right tone of voice.
- Avoid using hard to understand language, such as jargon, unexplained acronyms and long words.
- Use descriptive names for links, not click here etc.
- Don't put full website addresses as screenreaders will read it in full.
- Use images that support the text
- Never use an image instead of text.
- Use correct image sizes.
- Use alt text on images, or mark as decorative.
Tables
Plain English
Links (hyperlinks)
Use of Images
Colourand contrast
Structure and style