ACCESS-ed Resource Description

This is a great resource to use when creating accessible tri-fold brochures. Individuals who read print or use a screen reader can view the same document. Important tagged elements for all in the document are headings, a logical reading order, easy to read print size/color/color contrast, predictable tables, and pictures with alternative descriptions.

As someone who has never made a brochure, I found this template very useful. For the most part this template was through written communication. There were a couple images shown to display how the brochure would function, though for the most part that was lacking. It would have been nice to see the the process of creating a brochure in images (i.e. have an actual brochure being displayed based on the steps given).

This resource does a great job of telling someone how to create an accessible tri-fold brochure. The document does a good job of incorporating images to help clarify what it is instructing the individual to do. This can help aid those who are more visual learners. Consistent layout with headings and accessible font type and size.

I think this guide does a great job at highlighting the need for accessibility in tri-fold brochures. It is sometimes challenging to understand how screen readers work by needing a flow to follow, so this guide is helpful.