Brief Starter Kit of Digital Accessibility Tips
1.  Don't include flashing or blinking elements
2.  Don’t auto-play video or music
3.  Use a sans-serif font and left align text (don’t fully justify)
4.  Designate required form fields with asterisks or another visual effect
5.  For infographics, choose color palettes friendly to color blindness or add patterns to differentiate data points
6.  Write good link text
Avoid "click here" and similar
Avoid URLs as onscreen link text
Notify users of file type when posting files — "View findings from last month (PDF)"
7.  Provide alt text for images
Provide equivalent meaning or function
8.  Video for blind users
When narrating a video, read everything that appears onscreen (or refer users to another source)
Don't let graphic "speak for themselves"; provide equivalent in narration
9.  Add quality closed captions to videos
Leave room at bottom when designing slides
Write (or edit) captions to be read with good case and punctuation
Omit "um" and similar and omit ambient noise (unless important)
Consider YouTube for video hosting — robust captioning tool