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ADA Compliance

Alt text (1.1.1): All images and non-text content needs alt text (there are exceptions)
Video & Audio alternatives (1.2.1): All video-only and audio-only content has a text transcript. Transcripts are clearly labeled and linked below the media.
Closed captioning (1.2.2): All video with sound contains accurate closed captioning.
Audio description (1.2.3): For any video, add an alternative video that includes an audio description of information not presented in the original video’s soundtrack (exceptions) or include a text .
Live captions (1.2.4): Any live video presentations must have closed captions.
Audio description (1.2.5): An audio description is optional under 1.2.3 level A but not in 1.2.5 AA.

Website structure (1.3.1): Use proper markup techniques to structure your website’s content (e.g. use correct heading tags and HTML for ordered and unordered lists)
Meaningful order (1.3.2): Present content in a meaningful order and sequence so that it reads properly.
Sensory characteristics (1.3.3): When providing detailed instructions, make it so they aren’t reliant on a single sensory ability.
Use of color (1.4.1): Do not rely on color alone to convey information.
Audio control (1.4.2): Any audio must be able to be paused, stopped, or muted.
Color contrast (1.4.3): There must be a color contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 between all text and background.
Text resize (1.4.4): Text must be able to be resized up to 200% without negatively affecting the ability to read content or use functions.
Images of text (1.4.5): Do not use images of text unless necessary (e.g. logo).

Instructions from Youtube to Add Your Own Subtitles & Closed Captions

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