Accessibility

Make this your starting point.

A complete sentence gives readers a dependable route through your message. This guide explores how to use emoji without replacing essential information, interrupting phrases, or relying on unexplained controls. It distinguishes choices available to website authors from the options in ordinary captions and messages. Use the review steps on real drafts, and keep a text-only alternative beside the templates you reuse.

Read a guide, try its examples in a private draft, and follow the related topic links when you need more detail. Each article includes a source appropriate to its subject. The practical examples are suggestions to adapt to your own message and audience, not universal interpretations of a symbol.