What action do you take to check for accessibility issues in a presentation?

To check for accessibility issues in a presentation, opening the backstage view and clicking on Info is the appropriate action because this area provides a variety of important document information, including accessibility checks. By utilizing this feature, you can access the Accessibility Checker, which evaluates your presentation and identifies elements that may hinder accessibility for individuals with disabilities. This tool alerts you to potential issues, such as missing alt text for images or improper use of headings, making it easier to ensure that your content is inclusive to all audiences.

The other actions, while related to different aspects of presentation design and editing, do not directly facilitate checking for accessibility issues. For example, the Review Ribbon Tab focuses more on comments and proofing, whereas the Design Ribbon Tab emphasizes design themes and layouts. Editing the slide for enhancements pertains to making modifications to the visual aspects of the slides instead of ensuring that content is accessible. Therefore, accessing the Info section in backstage view is the most effective method for conducting an accessibility review.