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Using terms like ‘Click Here’, ‘More’, and ‘Read More’ as hyperlinked text can confuse screen reader users. A well-written link should act as a signpost for your readers. For example, ‘Click here to learn more about disability employment on our website’. For helpful tips on writing accessible links, check Vision Australia’s article at \https://lnkd.in/grpVFXjx #Inclusion #JobAccess #AccessibilityTip #AccessibleLinks

  • Text reads, “Accessibility Tip: When creating hyperlinks… Avoid vague statements like: Click here to download. The word ‘here’ is hyperlinked. Instead, write clear statements: Download your copy from our website”. All words in this sentence are hyperlinked.
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