Heather Eason MCIL, AITI’s Post

Let's think about the differences between navigating paper-based and web-based documents, so that your written information is as accessible as possible. #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Make your written information immediately easier to read by left-aligning the text. Here's a summary. Head over to the blog for more details. #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Recently we talked about leaving plenty of space in your written documents to keep them accessible. Here's another tip on the same topic! #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Did you know that keeping sentences short can significantly help us all to understand and process written information? Here's more! #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Shorter sentences can make a big difference to how accessible your written information is. That's particularly true for people living with neurocognitive challenges such as dementia. Here are some tips! #LITranslators #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

3 Tips: first steps for businesses who want to make their written information more accessible. #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Use plenty of space to make your written information easier to read and process. Here's how! #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Emphasize key points in your written information by using boxes. #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Short sentences, big impact: crafting clearer dementia-friendly information. #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience

Writing about one topic at a time reduces cognitive load for ALL your readers and makes your documents/posts/reports more accessible. #litranslators #DementiaFriendlyWriting #DementiaFriendly #Accessibility #AccessibleWriting #DementiaAccessibility #DementiaAwareness #Dementia #DementiaLivedExperience