Think like a detective: What is missing… and who is missing?
It's easiest to look at who IS coming to your site and your events. But what happens when you think like a detective & ask, "Who's missing?"
Accessibility
Accessibility means working to ensure that all of a site’s visitors, no matter their particular restrictions, abilities, or circumstances, feel welcome — and are able to access the information provided there. From technical decisions to typeface choices to content-writing methods, you can learn how to optimize your work for users with varied usability needs.
Make sure your website works without visuals
No matter the reason why a site visitor may not be able to see your site, it's important to accommodate those with visual impairments.
Words that welcome: 11 guides to using inclusive language
Do your words welcome or do they cause harm? These resources will help you include all, regardless of gender, age, race, sexuality, or circumstance.
4 tips to make links more accessible
Finesse and optimize your hyperlinks to keep your website visitors from feeling lost and confused. Clear, appealing links help everyone.
Semantics matter: Choosing the right blocks for your content
Paragraphs, headings, and lists, oh my! When creating new posts and pages, it's important to choose the right tool for the job.