A Holiday for All
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Starting Narrator.
Heading level 1 A Holiday for All.
Heading level 2 Tags Tree.
A small tree hangs from the ceiling, branches extended downward, with an attached banner that reads The Tags Tree. Gift tags are attached to the trunk and branches as described in the following description, graphic.
The Tags Tree is inverted to follow the reading order of the tags hierarchy in PDF documents.
Enter List, bullet, At the trunk of the tree is the Document tag.
Bullet, The first branch extends from the trunk with the H1 tag, designating a level 1 heading that is commonly used to indicate a document title.
Bullet, Several other branches extend from the trunk with the P tag, indicating a paragraph.
Bullet, An Advent calendar hangs from one of the branches with a single L tag, and additional LI, Lbl, and LBody tags are placed on each calendar day.
Exit List.
Heading level 2 Town Buildings.
Several Sudbury town buildings have department doors decorated for the holidays. Attached on each door are several stockings with a name scrawled on each one, and several angels are placing gifts into them. One angel is being assisted by an elf that is hastily gift-wrapping a booklet as described in the following description, graphic.
The ACCESS Angels (from the Accessibility Center for Consulting, Education and Support Services) are deploying throughout Massachusetts. They are delivering gifts to every elf in each department’s holiday stockings, wrapping up booklets and optical discs from the link, Accessibility Training Resource link, Center. Meet an angel today!
Heading level 2 The Workshop.
A jolly legendary figure studies a checklist titled Accessibility Objectives By Role. On a nearby desk rests a printed memo titled Accessibility Awareness for Leadership, graphic.
To ensure the holidays can be enjoyed by everyone, the ACCESS Angels have prepared a set of objectives even for elves that send email messages or go shopping. Get an overview from link, Accessibility Awareness for link, Leadership and suggested steps from link, Accessibility Objectives by link, Role.
Exiting Narrator.
External References
- Accessibility Training Resource Center
- Accessibility Awareness for Leadership
- Accessibility Objectives By Role
Editor’s Note
This is the digital edition of the contest entry for Information Systems into the Sudbury Town Offices Holiday Door Decorating Contest 2025.
- Entry description
- A digital edition of A Holiday for All is available online. Spoilers follow in the rest of this description. This educational exhibit indicates how the decorations would be expressed when read by a screen reader (specifically, Windows Narrator). This promotes inclusivity and raises awareness for content creators on how their content (such as these decorations) would be perceived, so authors can account for this when meeting upcoming federal requirements for their email messages, online postings, and procurement.
- Undecorated photo alternative text
- A white door with a glass window divided into 4 panes. The sign posted on the door reads “Notice: employees only beyond this point.”
- Decorated photo alternative text
- The door in the undecorated photo has additional printed pages attached to it containing text and QR codes; review the entry description for details. Standing beside the door from left to right are Christopher Lee, Brian Powell, and Mark Thompson.