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Exceptions acceptable, especially for things like Tips

h2s and lower - usually use headline-style capitalization.

Titles, h1s, and menu items use headline-style capitalization (the first letter of major words is capitalized), unless otherwise noted below.

See Lists section for punctuation of list items. Only when need to be grammatically correct: Ensure that your design can accommodate visible alternatives for images and media as needed for example, links to transcripts of audio, text with icons and buttons, and captions and descriptions for tables or complex graphs. For example, links to transcripts of audio, text with icons and buttons, and captions and descriptions for tables or complex graphs. Usually best: Ensure that your design can accommodate visible alternatives for images and media as needed. This is generally easier to read, even though not formally correct.

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"For example," OK as own sentence, even if not full sentence.Titles, headings, labels, menu items do not have terminal punctuation unless a question mark is required.Note: for Recommendations and other formal docs, probably better to use "for example" instead of "e.g.". Comma (or colon) after "for example," and "e.g.,".Commas after introductory prepositional clauses, especially in sentences that are a bit long or complex.Because most of our audience is more focused on proper code syntax than on America-English syntax, we chose punctuation outside quoted terms.) Most British-English style guides recommend punctuation outside quotes.

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(Note: Many American-English style guides, including the Chicago Manual of Style, recommend periods and commas inside quotes.

e.g.: This accessibility requirement is sometimes called sufficient "color contrast" however, that is incorrect - technically it's "luminosity contrast".

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comma before conjunction (also known as Oxford comma and serial comma), e.g.: apples, oranges, and bananas.

Generally avoid humor since it often does not work internationally.

Stories of people with disabilities and some intros: friendly, narrative tone that invites exploration and engagement.

Tutorials and how-to documents: concise and direct, also supportive and encouraging.

Standards support documents (WCAG Techniques, Understanding SCs, etc.): explanatory style.Technical standards and most Policy resources: formal.Knowledgeable, Authoritative, Reliable, Credibleĭifferent types of documents have different tone, for example:.WAI content should convey these qualities: Please send questions, comments, and suggestions resources: W3C Manual of Style, draftstyleguide, Internationalization Quick Tips for the Web, WAI Translation Glossary Tone This is a living document that will be updated. This WAI Style Guide sets guidelines for writing material for the WAI website. 3.10 WCAG 2 and WCAG 3 have different names.3.9 Referring to xxAG (WCAG 2 singular).3.8 Disability terminology, people first language.