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Marks naming large print, braille and audio versions.
Also known as: Alternative formats, Available in large print
Accessible format markings say which alternative versions of a document exist — large print, braille, audio, easy read. Large print has a defined minimum point size in most guidance, so the phrase is a specification and not a description.
Name the alternative formats a document is available in, such as large print, braille, audio and easy read.
Contexts: Public information
Carry a defined minimum type size for large print in most published guidance, so the phrase specifies rather than merely describes.
Contexts: Public information
Are required to be offered by public bodies in Britain under accessible information standards, which makes the marking a statement of compliance as well as of availability.
Contexts: Public information
A short line of printed letters listing formats, sometimes beside small pictograms of a book, a headphone and a raised-dot cell.