SharePoint is Microsoft’s answer to a Content Management System (CMS), used by organisations to collaborate and share documents on a browser-based platform. In recent years, Microsoft has made efforts to improve the accessibility capability of their CMS by adding a number of new accessibility features in SharePoint 2013 and much more recently in the beta version of SharePoint 2016. While these improvements are excellent steps forward, organisations still need to be wary that their SharePoint intranet may not be configured to have the best accessibility available. Here are 5 features that you can use in Sharepoint 2016 that will improve the accessibility of your CMS.
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