What is one accessibility principle for FLSE materials?

• A. Use plain language with high-contrast visuals and provide information in multiple formats.
• B. Use dense language and small fonts.
• C. Provide information only in digital format.
• D. Exclude visuals to simplify content.

Answer: (A)

Accessibility in FLSE materials means presenting information in a way that as many people as possible can understand and use. Using plain language helps people with varying reading skills and reduces confusion. High-contrast visuals improve readability for those with visual impairments or when lighting is not ideal. Providing information in multiple formats—print, digital, audio, and captions—ensures access for learners with different needs, devices, or preferences. These practices help safety messages reach a broader audience and support effective learning. Dense language with small fonts is harder to read, limiting accessibility. Relying only on one format excludes people who don’t have that format readily available. Excluding visuals removes helpful cues that aid understanding and memory.