Tip 1 for more accessible videos: Answer the 4 W-questions

Videos are often not accessible for blind and visually impaired people. With these 5 tips, you can reduce barriers in your videos and expand your audience at the same time.

More and more content is being published as videos. Unfortunately, much of it is not accessible. Often, for example, videos are uploaded that consist of infographics and displayed text. Only music can be heard on the soundtrack. Blind and visually impaired people are excluded from this content.

This video gives you 5 tips on how you can easily make your videos more accessible - and increase your audience by the way!

More info:
www.hoerfilm.info/5tips

Animation Info:
All images in the animated film are designed in a clear, reduced comic style and are kept in bright, high-contrast colors.

The characters act in an office setting, the backgrounds are in shades of green and blue. Project manager Tara has dark hair, wears round glasses and a purple top. Copywriter Katrin has gathered her brown hair into a bun, wears glasses with extravagant frames and a white blouse. Art director Emil has grayish hair, wears glasses and a black turtleneck sweater. Influencer Kira has blonde semi-long hair and wears a lilac sweater. Arthur wears a greenish cap, a three-day beard and a greenish hoodie. Vicky has black hair gathered into knots on the right and left sides of her head. She wears purple earrings, a white shirt and a yellow jacket.

"Videos for Everyone" is a project of the German Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted (DBSV) e.V.

Supported by Aktion Mensch and Novartis.

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The DBSV is the national organisation of visually impaired persons and patients who suffer from a disease leading to sight loss. As a self-help organisation, DBSV strives for an inclusive, forward-looking society free of discrimination.

More info:
https://www.dbsv.org/dbsv-in-english....
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