For its audio content
You can also listen with your eyes. Tired of texts that struggle to convey the emotions in voices, the podcast *More Than This* has been experimenting with immersive transcripts since last year. Here, the rhythm, tone, and even the pauses are rendered visually, with a poetic touch. Want to give it a try? Follow the tips from the experts for a successful transcription.
For its website
An accessible website benefits more people than you might think: people with many types of disabilities, but also those whose abilities decline with age or who might not be able to play your audio content at that moment. The ultimate bonus? These pages load faster on slow Internet connections. High-contrast design, text alternatives, responsive interface… Follow the guide.
For its social networks
Your content is accessible, and so is your website. Now it’s time to think about social media. Key points include: avoiding excessive use of emojis and keywords, providing appropriate alt text for your images and GIFs, and offering live captions for all your live streams. Until these habits become second nature, this checklist can help you.
Written by Marine Slavitch
