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1. S.C.U.L.P.T. – Accessibility Guidance

   Helen Wilson’s accessibility guidance for working with text, images and tables.

2. Readability Guidelines

   @ContentDesignLN’s fantastic guide for better writing and words.

3. Pandoc: a universal document converter

   John MacFarlane’s general markup converter, great for converting accessible documents.

4. noscript.it

   @gnyman nice little bookmarklet for running websites without javascript.

5. Microsoft accessibility video training

   Microsoft’s video course for making documents more accessible in Microsoft products.

6. Designing accessible services

   @ukhomeoffice’s guidelines on designing accessible services and urls to a set of accessibility posters.

7. Alt-Text as Poetry

   Bojana Coklyat and Shannon Finnegan’s collaboration project exploring writing alt-text creatively.

8. A11Y Websites

   @calum_ryan’s showcase of accessible websites.

9. Colour blindness: a thread

   @LoanReads enlightening Twitter thread of visualising colour blindness.

10. Tips for Accessibility-Aware Research

    W3C RDWG (Research and Development Working Group) outlines for considering accessibility in research.