by Jeff | Apr 24, 2023 | Headings, Images / Non-Text Content, Link Text
We all have moments when we know that we need to part ways with a process, a software, a website/email/social media platform… something that we’ve used to help get our business done, but that is no longer working for us. This past weekend I completed converting to a...
by Jeff | Apr 17, 2023 | Link Text
Taking a few extra minutes to create meaningful link text has benefits for your audience as it helps them understand exactly where a link is going. Where Does It Go? Anytime you use “click here,” “read more,” “buy now,” or something similar, you’re making your...
by Jeff | Apr 3, 2023 | Accessibility News, Images / Non-Text Content, Language of Page / on Parts of the Page, Link Text, Use of Color / Color Contrast
Each year, WebAIM (Web Accessibility in Mind) releases the WebAIM Million Report, which looks at the accessibility of the home pages of the top one million sites on the web. While the report only reviews home pages, it sheds light on the overall accessibility of the...
by Jeff | Mar 13, 2023 | Emails, Images / Non-Text Content, Images of Text, Link Text, Use of Color / Color Contrast
It’s safe to say most of us get dozens of marketing emails and newsletters every day. For me, those include companies encouraging me to buy something, newsletters from sources I follow, and emails from creatives telling me about their latest. Regardless of where the...
by Jeff | Feb 20, 2023 | Easy to Read Content, Link Text, Use of Color / Color Contrast
One reason Michele and I wrote Content for Everyone is to educate more people about creating accessible content and why it’s important. We also hope people who read the book will pass the information on so that over time the web becomes more inclusive for everyone. I...