Translations:Access and Data Security/41/en

Accessibility concerns the ease of access to archives for everyone. For example, we should consider whether anyone with an internet connection—even an unstable or a weak one—can access the archive, how difficult it is to find and load the online access portal, whether it can be used via mobile devices and similar. With respect to accessibility for persons with disabilities, we should consider providing a collection-level note about which born-digital materials comply with accessibility needs and/or what is required to render materials for those with visual or hearing impairments. Additional measures could introduce practical arrangements, such as a screen reader, color contrast, or adding tags to define reading order.