SVG Graphics are great in general because they are both dynamic and also very small. This means you can have a large image "visually" yet the actual size in bytes will be quite small. Much smaller than any other image type. Also, as they are vector based, you can increase the size visually and you won't get that "stretched" and "pixelated" look and feel.
.Gov site with great resources regarding color and accessibility
Presentation and supporting links
Designing For Accessibility And Inclusion
The more inclusive you are to the needs of your users, the more accessible your design is. Let’s take a closer look at the different lenses of accessibility through which you can refine your designs.
These tools help with understanding problems with color blindess and contrast and preventing these problems with your content.
Quality assurance with WCAG requires some additional steps in QA
This is a list of some great cloud based DIY Graphic Design Tools. Canva.com is at the top of the list.
The Accessibility Settings tab includes context-specific tips and advice to help you make content more accessible to all learners
This week Chris and Brent bring on special guest Connie Malamed. The three talk visual design and creativity as well as the psychology around eLearning, as presented in her two books: Visual Design Solutions and Visual Language for Designers.
You can check out her two books on Amazon here:
Visual Design Solutions - https://tinyurl.com/y8usk69m
Visual Language for Designers - https://tinyurl.com/y8ntnszq
Check out a few of these awesome resources by Connie related to visual design and p...
SVG Graphics are great in general because they are both dynamic and also very small. This means you can have a large image "visually" yet the actual size in bytes will be quite small. Much smaller than any other image type. Also, as they are vector based, you can increase the size visually and you won't get that "stretched" and "pixelated" look and feel.
.Gov site with great resources regarding color and accessibility
Presentation and supporting links
Designing For Accessibility And Inclusion
The more inclusive you are to the needs of your users, the more accessible your design is. Let’s take a closer look at the different lenses of accessibility through which you can refine your designs.
These tools help with understanding problems with color blindess and contrast and preventing these problems with your content.
Quality assurance with WCAG requires some additional steps in QA
This is a list of some great cloud based DIY Graphic Design Tools. Canva.com is at the top of the list.
The Accessibility Settings tab includes context-specific tips and advice to help you make content more accessible to all learners
This week Chris and Brent bring on special guest Connie Malamed. The three talk visual design and creativity as well as the psychology around eLearning, as presented in her two books: Visual Design Solutions and Visual Language for Designers.
You can check out her two books on Amazon here:
Visual Design Solutions - https://tinyurl.com/y8usk69m
Visual Language for Designers - https://tinyurl.com/y8ntnszq
Check out a few of these awesome resources by Connie related to visual design and p...
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