Web Accessibility

The primary aim of website accessibility is to make the internet usable by everyone. …

How studying content strategy gave me the answers to the missing questions about the Web Studying Content Strategy at FH Joanneum has been an excellent opportunity to learn about different topics, including subjects I have yet to have a hand in, like HTML, programming, or using the Web for us as content strategists. During “Digital Publication Platforms,” with his special patience, Eric Eggert explained where…

The web continues to advance to make our daily tasks easier, what was once going in person to a terminal to buy a bus or plane ticket for vacation, can now be easily done from anywhere. Many websites offer almost immediate availability, compare prices and make the purchase. But unfortunately…

Accessibility improves the usability for everyone We live in a world where more and more products and services are available online or through digital tools. We shop online, fill out tax returns, make payments at ATM terminals, among many other things. But what about someone who’s blind or has low vision? Or someone with a physical…

Website owner / operators from the smallest restaurants in California to globally recognized corporations are frustrated with “ADA website” litigation. They get sued. They get an audit. Some work is done. And they get sued again. Why are they still being sued? Because they’re not remediating or fixing the accessibility…

Professor X, one key figure of the X-Men (funny, there are women in this superhero group too) has the kick-ass ability to read minds and other cool telepathic skills. He is a superhero, but apart from his ability to read minds, he has another feature to his character that some…

If you’d asked me a few months ago what I’d be doing on a Saturday evening in January, I would’ve never imagined the answer to be “watching a talk by Tatiana Mac and doing an Implicit Association Test.” A bit of context. I’m pursuing a master’s degree in Content Strategy…

Websites need an accessibility statement to communicate the steps you’ve taken to make the site accessible and what people can do if they encounter any accessibility barriers. In addition, by providing an accessibility statement, website owners can demonstrate their commitment to web accessibility and inclusivity. Note that these are examples…