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    1. Check out our top deals

      Throughout the Rogers, page they put black subheadings to indicate a separate sections of the page. This is good accessibility, because the text is large, bold and readable. Furthermore because of the layout it helps manage the information presented.

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      This annotation is primarily for the French option, which is great if you need it. However the implementation of this tool is quite poor and flawed from my view. The tool is regulated in the top corner and in small text resulting in poor visibility. Furthermore, in terms of languages it is limited only have two options of French and English. Keeping in mind Rogers is a national communication service provider in Canada. The tool should have more language options due to the fact that Canada is a country where citizens speak multiple languages, where English or French may not be a persons first language. Overall if Rogers wants to properly serve the people the tool needs to be more flexible, and visible on the website.

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      This accessibility feature is using identifiable images to indicate the topic for the page link. For example the laptop icon indicating the internet offers Rogers provided. Furthermore, when you however over the icon it highlights the box and underlines the hyperlink. Reinforcing the idea of the selection of the items to the use. However, one flaw of this feature is the font of the text not being bold enough. Due to the fact, someone who struggles with reading words may struggle the front chosen. Overall looking at the accessibility feature this is an effective tool with potential tweaks for improvements.

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      I am highlighting the slideshow feature of what Rogers has to offer. This tool is effective due to the interactivity of the slide web-based element. In terms of the fact the user has the option to scroll throughout using the bubbles or the arrows, Furthermore, the slide has a feature which you can pause it from moving on, Allowing the user to take in information at their own pace or have more accessibility to click on whatever is shown to the user. Overall, an effective tool for showcasing information to a user!

    5. Chat with Anna

      This is one of the more common accessibility tools implemented recently throughout different companies. This being, getting a chat bot to help aid you with your inquires. This tool can allow users to sort through pages of information. As well as provide an option for additional support if needed. However, this tool is dependent on the user and the keyword they use. Furthermore, with this change, it has been the replacement for human interaction, In some cases the thing that would aid you the most depending on the issues of the user. Overall would say this is good, but in specific cases.