The font style is Arial and should be black on a white background. A recommended minimum font size is 12 pt. If you must do this it should be used sparingly, as deviating from the templates default may cause problems for users with visual impairments. Avoid changing the font, font colour and font size of your question text.Avoid using BLOCK CAPITALS - the use of All Caps can reduce the readability of your text and reduces reading speed.You may be tempted to format text in italic or bold for emphasis – only use this for individual words and not for whole sentences as it makes text harder to read.(However, if you are collecting data from expert it is OK to use Jargon that they will understand, as long as you explain the jargon in the first instance.) Keep questions simple and to the point - make your questions easy to understand by using simple everyday language that your respondent will understand.Use short sentences – this helps everyone to ascertain the questions efficiently, even if they are using a screen reader.Numbering your questions will help users now that they are following the right sequence. Make sure that questions and answer options are clear and unambiguous.Provide an indication of how long the survey will take to complete at the beginning of your survey and use a progress bar at the bottom of the survey.Use an introduction section to give your survey a clear structure and to provide helpful information at the start of the survey.A well-designed survey will be easier for all respondents to complete, whether they have a disability or not. The platform and templates you use to create a survey may be designed to comply with accessibility regulations, but you must still ensure that the structure and content of your survey is accessible, inclusive and effective. Policy for subdomain requests for imperial.ac.uk.Video standards for online teaching and learning.Increasing the visibility of your website (SEO).

Analysing online traffic with Google Analytics dashboards.Provide a descriptive transcript for your videos.Using PowerPoint slide layouts and reading order.Checking the accessibility of your document.Workspace on Box for public file sharing.Accessibility statement for Imperial blogs.Accessibility on the Asset Library site.

Requesting guest access to the Asset Library.Accessibility statement for Apple (iOS) and Android apps.Error when logging into T4 (401 error) - how to resolve.Publishing your pages (making them live).Restricting viewing access of your pages and documents.Deleting and hiding content and sections (pages).Add a document download button in a sidebar.Editing and removing existing documents.Adding a link to a document in your content.Using existing images in the Media Library.

Benefits of using flexible content blocks.

Restore a previous version of the content.

Adding and updating content (content types).

Choosing the right page layout (template).

Requesting new sections of the website or redesigning existing sections in T4.

Terminalfour (T4) Site Manager website CMS.

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Perspective grid templates