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WCAG Guides for
Storyline Developers.

Four practical guides covering the accessibility problems Storyline doesn't solve out of the box — focus order, colour contrast, alt text strategy, and keyboard navigation. Not theory. Not checklists. Working solutions you can drop into your next project.

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✓ WCAG 2.1 AA standard
✓ Storyline-specific fixes
✓ No basics, no filler
What's inside

Four guides. Four real problems.

01
Focus Order
Storyline sets tab order by object creation sequence — not reading order. This guide shows how to override it and build predictable, logical focus flows.
02
Colour Contrast
WCAG 2.1 AA requires 4.5:1. Most Storyline templates fail. Practical fixes for text, buttons, and interactive elements — with ratios you can verify.
03
Alt Text Strategy
Not every image needs alt text — and "image of chart" helps nobody. A framework for deciding what's informational, what's decorative, and what screen readers should actually announce.
04
Keyboard Navigation
Custom interactions in Storyline are mouse-only by default. How to add Enter, Space, and arrow key support so keyboard users aren't locked out.

Built for people who build in Storyline.

These guides assume you already know Storyline. They skip the basics and go straight to the accessibility gaps that matter — the ones QA catches, the ones learners feel, and the ones most developers don't know exist.

  • Instructional designers using Storyline 360
  • eLearning developers building custom interactions
  • L&D teams working toward WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
  • QA reviewers checking accessibility standards

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Get the Guides → Try the live demos first
♿ Accessibility Guides

WCAG guides for Storyline developers

Four practical guides covering the accessibility gaps Storyline doesn't solve out of the box. Focus order, colour contrast, alt text, keyboard navigation. Not theory. Working solutions you can drop into your next project.

Four guides. Four real problems.

✓ WCAG 2.1 AA
✓ Storyline-specific
✓ PDF · Instant download
✓ No filler
01 🎯
Focus Order Tab navigation that makes sense
02 🎨
Colour Contrast 4.5:1 minimum. Most templates fail.
03 🖼️
Alt Text Strategy What screen readers actually say
04 ⌨️
Keyboard Navigation Mouse-only by default. Not anymore.
Get the Guides →
PDF · Instant download · No subscription
Built for

People who build in Storyline.

These guides assume you already know Storyline. They skip the basics and go straight to the accessibility gaps that matter — the ones QA catches, the ones learners feel, and the ones most developers don't know exist.

  • ✓Instructional designers using Storyline 360
  • ✓eLearning developers building custom interactions
  • ✓L&D teams working toward WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
  • ✓QA reviewers checking accessibility standards
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