Write so more people can succeed on the first read. Use plain language, meaningful labels, and context that supports assistive tech.
Which link text best supports screen‑reader and SEO clarity?
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What’s the most inclusive way to write date ranges for global audiences?
Write 12‑15/7 for style
Use 07/12 without context
Rely on local slang for months
Spell the month and include the year (e.g., 12–15 July 2025)
Which headline is most accessible at a glance?
Clear, front‑loaded benefit with key noun first
Poetic wordplay that hides the topic
A single vague adjective
ALL CAPS with emojis
For images that act as buttons, what should alt text communicate?
every color and shape detail
the function or destination of the control
leave it empty in all cases
a decorative description only
Which paragraph style typically aids comprehension online?
frequent inline jargon
overuse of abbreviations without expansion
short paragraphs with one idea and plain language
dense blocks with multiple tangents
What is the best practice for heading levels in long pages?
choose any level based on font size
avoid headings to keep pages short
use multiple H1s for emphasis
follow a logical H1→H2→H3 hierarchy without skipping for styling
Which number format improves scannability in body copy?
use digits for 10 and above; spell out very small numbers when helpful
spell out every number regardless of length
omit separators in large numbers
alternate randomly for variety
What should you do with specialized terms that must appear?
use acronyms without expansion
define them briefly on first use
assume readers know them
link to a long external glossary only
Which approach supports accessible error messaging?
humor that blames users
codes without explanation
plain language that states the problem and how to fix it
color‑only indicators
What’s an appropriate reading‑experience target for general audiences?
optimize solely for keyword density
assume expert literacy and use maximal jargon
write as a legal contract by default
plain‑language style that most adults can process quickly
Starter
Review plain language, headings, and link text basics to boost comprehension.
Solid
Nice clarity—add definitions and error guidance where needed.
Expert!
Outstanding—your copy is inclusive, scannable, and easy to act on.
