If you don't know the meaning or purpose of the image, don't use it! It is clutter and will be overwhelming to those with learning disabilities. Screen readers use alternative text (alt text) to provide users with information about images.įirst ask yourself what the purpose of the image is. Slides created from a blank slide will likely require you to manually set the reading order. PowerPoint's built-in templates have pre-defined reading order.
Objects will be read back beginning with the bottom list item and ending with the top list item. The Selection Panel lists the objects on the slide.Mac: On the Home tab, select on Arrange.Windows: On the Home tab and in the Drawing pane, select Arrange.Check the reading order and rearrange it if you need to. This may not be how you want the slide read. If multiple slides refer to the same topic, consider adding "continued" to the end of the slide title or hiding its visibility.īy default, a slide's reading order is the order that objects were added. Use unique heading titles for each slide.Each slide should have either a visible or non-visible slide title.Things to consider when adding slide titles Select the eye icon next to the title to make it visible or hidden. Select Selection Pane at the bottom of the menu.
Select the eye icon next to the text box to make it visible or hidden. Windows : Select the Arrange menu in the Drawing pane of the Home tab.If you don't want the title to be visible on your slide, do the following: On the Home tab, select layouts from the New Slide or Layout menus and select a slide that includes a title and appropriate structural elements. Slide titles provide heading structure for screen reader users. These templates have Slide titles built into their structure. Use pre-defined PowerPoint slide templates rather than creating custom templates. Download the Word document version of this topic for Mac users (available in English only)
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