Accessibility on Social Media

The purpose of my video was to demonstrate an explanation of how to access accessibility features on different social media platforms. My intended audience is but not limited to social media users, users active on multiple platforms, and users with ability ailments or accommodation needs. In terms of algorithmic sorting, I have placed buzzwords in the title and included my name as well. SEO provides a boost in how quickly the video will emerge on a search engine. Anytime someone searches my name or looks for my website, the video will emerge

I expect users to find my video by navigating my website and through an organic Google search. I expect viewers to share the link with their connections, as well. The information provided is simple but important to anyone who frequents the platform or has a difficult time navigating the user experience. If the information provided does not serve the viewer, they may always forward the information to someone who needs it. There is a learning curve that comes with understanding and seamlessly experiencing social media. The experience for those who have auditory, visibility, mobility, or sensory issues, this video will help navigate features that decrease issues while using the applications. The video may also show users who do not have accessibility issues how to navigate these settings as well. A dark layout, larger text, and assistive touch all enchase the social media experience based on a user’s preferences.

Users can expect to find my video on YouTube and Maryamoako.com. The video was granted public access for all to view and will remain public for users to return to it for future reference.