Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 Accessibility

Microsoft PowerPoint presentations should be designed with accessibility in mind for users with disabilities. Consider these general guidelines when creating PowerPoint presentations:

• Include unique titles for each slide.
  • Since Microsoft PowerPoint presentations do not use headings like Microsoft Word, slide titles will help people who use screen readers more easily navigate each section of your presentation.
• Use correct reading order for slide content.
• Use adequate color contrast.
• Include alternative text for images and alternatives like captions, transcripts, or audio descriptions for multimedia as needed.
• Choose simple fonts for better readability.
• Use larger font sizes (at least 18pt font) for better readability.
• Use the Microsoft Office Accessibility Checker.

Reference: Make your PowerPoint presentations accessible to people with disabilities by Microsoft