SeleID HelpMake the main point easy to find
Use a descriptive title, short paragraphs and straightforward words. Keep important text away from the edges of an image or video, where cropping and interface controls may cover it. A decorative cover should still let someone understand the topic without relying on tiny lettering.
Read captions, covers and titles before publishing. Add a short written explanation when a viewer needs context that is only spoken or shown visually. Do not assume the app has generated accurate subtitles or an image description for you.
Help people follow the audio
For Voice posts, speak clearly and reduce competing sound. Identify speakers when the recording contains an interview or conversation. A concise description can explain the subject and language without requiring someone to listen to the whole recording first.
Use language preferences for the available account choices, while keeping your post’s own wording understandable. A preference does not automatically translate the content you create.
Choose comfortable presentation
Avoid rapid flashing, unnecessarily fast cuts and long passages of text that disappear before they can be read. Check colour contrast when adding words to an image. Preview with sound off as well as on to see what information is missing.
Phone accessibility settings may help with text size, screen reading or motion, but behaviour varies by screen and device. If a button is difficult to reach or an important label is missing, use in-app support with the screen and action. Share general readability tips through Community without promising that every accessibility option works identically in both apps.