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Estimated time to complete: 12 minutes<\/p>\n

Take Action<\/h2>\n

<\/a>Create an accessibility plan<\/h3>\n

No matter if your site is brand-new or years old, it’s worthwhile to strategize about how you can improve the accessibility of its content. A good way to consider your approach, as well as get everyone on your team on board, is to create a plan. This plan should include:<\/p>\n

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  1. How you will educate everyone who will be creating content on how to do so with accessibility in mind (feel free to send them to this training!)<\/li>\n
  2. How you will review any content you already have to ensure that it is accessible (we have a checklist in Module 6<\/a> that you may use)<\/li>\n
  3. How you will ensure that new content is created with accessibility in mind\n
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    1. While educating content creators is an essential part of this, you might want to also consider a process for reviewing new content with accessibility in mind<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Your plan should also include timeline goals to complete these tasks. Do not leave accessibility to the last minute.<\/p>\n

      <\/a>Further Resources<\/h2>\n