ALT Movement should be optional: Giver users control of moving content like carousels, videos, and animations. #a11y #accessibility #wcag @section508

ALT Infographic of a user in a wheelchair at a desktop computer. The title of the graphic is: Can Your Website Work Without A Mouse?. The subtitle on the browser screen is Accessible websites create better experiences for all. Then, there is a graphic of an example of tab order.

ALT Infographic with the title: Use Captions. Body text: Captions make your videos accessible, inclusive, and understandable for everyone. Image of a video playing with a woman instructing. The caption reads "Today we're going to talk about creating more accessible content creating for everyone." Then, a section titled: CAPTIONS HELP People who are deaf and hard of hearing, People in noisy environments, People watching with the sound off, Non-native speakers and and language learners, and Search engines understand understand your content.

ALT Graphic with hands of various races holding rainbow flags and making a rainbow heart hand with the banner text: HAPPY PRIDE MONTH Accessibility Partners

ALT Thank you for being part of our Accessibility Partners journey — every project, every engagement, every moment has made the world a more inclusive and accessible place. Includes a graphic of a diverse group of people, including one in a wheelchair and another at a laptop at a meeting.

ALT Sharon and Tatyana on the CSUN keynote stage

ALT Cover slide of ADA Title II and You: Document Accessibility in Your Office. Image of three document logos (PPT, PDF, and Word). Dana Marlowe and Sharon Rosenblatt. Accessibility Partners, CSUN 2026.

ALT Transcript of my voicemail that reads Heroin at the Ritual Library when it should read Carolyn from the Ridgefield Library.