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1.

Why should you design your SharePoint site to be accessible for people with disabilities?

So that it can be used as an intranet, extranet, or public-facing web site.

For better search results when users try to find the SharePoint site online.

So that external users can collaborate, communicate, and manage documents.

So that no one is excluded from being able to access and operate your web site.

2.

How does alt text help people with disabilities understand your content?

Alt text provides context for users with disabilities to understand your site structure.

Alt text provides context for screen readers to understand video captions.

Alt text provides context for screen readers to understand the content of an image.

Alt text provides context for people with low vision to understand decorative images.

3.

What are some built-in features that can help improve SharePoint accessibility?

Alt text

Headings

Templates

All of the above.

4.

What are some best practices for improving SharePoint accessibility and usability?

Choose a SharePoint site template for content designed with accessibility in mind.

Select a fully accessible, tested theme with color and contrast settings that increase usability.

Share your content plans with your accessibility contact at your organization.

Include people with disabilities in your organization when testing SharePoint sites.

All of the above.

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