Page Comparison

Apple

• Apple's article: Create accessible documents, spreadsheets, or presentations with Pages, Numbers, or Keynote

• Toronto Metropolitan University Pressbooks: Technique 5: Use Headings

• London College of Communication Teaching Hub: Create accessible documents using Apple Pages and Keynote

Google

• Docs

  • Our KB article: Google Docs: Changing The Look of Headings and Paragraphs

  • Google's Support page: Add a title, heading, or table of contents to a document

• Sheets

• Sites

• Slides

HTML

In HTML, titles should exist within the <title> tag. There should only be one, and it should also be somehow related—and maybe even exactly the same—as the <h1>. Use headings to establish structure.

https://swatkb.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SW/pages/edit-v2/20775084

Markdown

In Markdown, your title exists after a singular hashtag, # Title. Hashtags give markdown structure. The relationship between Markdown and HTML shows us that <h1> and <title> are often the similar or the same.

• Improving the accessibility of your markdown | Smashing Magazine

• 7.14 Improve accessibility of HTML pages | R Markdown Cookbook

Microsoft

• Excel

• PowerPoint

• Word

  • Our KB article: Using Word's Style Gallery to Create Structure in Your Document

  • Microsoft's Support page: Make your Word documents accessible to people with disabilities

Moodle

Atto Editor

• Swarthmore ITS Blog post about using Atto for accessibility features: Reach all users with Atto text editor in Moodle [Moodle accessibility, part 2].

• Moodle's Atto Editor documentation.

TinyMCE Editor