Creating Content Checklists

Eight checklists, one for each kind of content you might be making. Pick the one that matches what you are working on.

Make it a habit to review the checklist that applies to your content twice: once when you start a new project, and again before you publish or distribute it.

Pick Your Checklist

Not Sure Which One You Need?

Find the row that describes what you do.

Your role or activity Ask yourself Start with
Web content creator Do I create or edit content on a website, blog, or content management system? Website Accessibility Checklist
Document creator Do I create or distribute documents for classes, research, or administration? Document Accessibility Checklist
Multimedia producer Do I create, record, or upload video, audio, or live streams? Audio/Video Accessibility Checklist
Presenter or instructor Do I build presentations for teaching, meetings, or conferences? Presentation Accessibility Checklist
Communicator or marketer Do I publish to official social accounts or send mass email? Social Media and Email Campaign checklists
Content editor or writer Do I write or edit text that will be published digitally? Writing and Formatting Accessibility Checklist
Visual content creator Do I use images, graphics, charts, or complex visuals? Images and Graphics Accessibility Checklist
Software or platform owner Am I involved in buying, renewing, or administering software or digital tools? Contact us — route software through Procurement's accessibility review. Request a consultation.

Planning Work Across a Whole Team?

If you are responsible for a body of content rather than a single item, start with Planning Your Accessibility Work — how to inventory what you own, decide what to fix first, and budget for it.

Next step: open the checklist that matches what you are working on right now, and run it against one real piece of content.