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Host: Welcome to The Accessibility Minute! I am your host, Alx Sanchez, and today we are building better documents.

Let's talk about organizing your content! As an accessibility enthusiast, I love WCAG Success Criterion 2.4.6, which requires headings and labels to clearly describe their topic or purpose.

But here is the critical catch: making text big and bold is not enough! Under Success Criterion 1.3.1, your document's structure must be programmatically determinable. Whether you are using Word, Google Docs, or Drupal, you must use true heading styles—like H2 or H3—not just visual formatting.

This semantic markup creates a structural outline that screen reader users rely on to navigate, skim, and jump directly to the sections they need. So, remember: make your headings descriptive, and always use the proper styling menu!

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That is your Accessibility Minute! Remember, true inclusion starts with proper structure. See you next week!