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 10, 2023 | Audio & Video
I’ve enjoyed ABC’s new crime family drama The Company You Keep. It’s about the Nicolettis, a family of con artists, who are looking to retire from the business, except the last job goes wrong and they have to continue. Alongside the cons, there’s a budding romance...
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 27, 2023 | Content for Everyone Book
One of the most exciting things that’s happened since Content for Everyone released earlier this month is the conversations that have happened because of it. My co-author Michele and I have had many discussions about why content accessibility is important and how it...
by Jeff | Mar 20, 2023 | Accessibility News, Accessible Ebooks, Assistive Technology
During the week of March 13, I attended the 38th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference in Anaheim, California. CSUN is short for California State University Northridge, and that campus has a Center on Disabilities that is “committed to the vision of an inclusive...