Accessible on Paper
Every charity report has two readers. One sees it – the cover, the photographs, the chart on page six. The other does not, and reads it through a screen reader, a keyboard, or text enlarged to fit. This research is about the second reader.I reviewed 738 charity annual reports against seven measures of accessibility. The findings – what fails, why the best-designed reports often fare worst, and the one question that would fix most of it – are landing soon.Join the list and I'll send the report the moment it's out.
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