How do I go about doing that?
Whenever your content provides information that relies on a person’s ability to process, distinguish, or recognize colours, you then run the risk that someone will be left out. Using colours to convey a message is a great strategy to get your point across, but if that information is only conveyed through the use of colours, it will be exclusionary of some people in your audience. To keep using colours, but give everyone a fighting chance, you need to make sure the colours and what they convey in context are also supported through other means, typically text. That way, on top of a colour reference, those in the audience who can’t process that level of information will still get a fallback that will work for them.
Inclusive Professional Speaking model
This tip applies to the Inspired speaker stage.
