Unit 3 Summary: Building Accessible Documents

Accessible documents begin with purposeful choices: selecting the right format, using real structure, and checking the finished file. In this unit, you practiced the foundations that make Word and Google documents easier to navigate, understand, update, and reuse.

What You Learned

Choose between a Canvas page and a downloadable document.
Use heading styles, real lists, descriptive links, and simple table structure.
Describe meaningful images and identify decorative ones appropriately.
Use application tools and a manual review to check your work.

Ideas to Apply

Review a document workflow you use regularly.
Use the examples and software-specific guidance as a reference.
Optionally create or revise a useful Word or Google document with accessible structure and formatting.

Connection

Building access into a source document is the strongest starting point. Next, you will decide what to do when materials already exist, move across formats, become presentations, or need to be shared as PDFs.