Most people who use InDesign, Word, Google Docs and other page layout and word processing programs are missing out on one of the most powerful and time-saving features—text styles, or paragraph styles.
Paragraph styles apply to much more than just paragraphs of body text. You can—and should—use paragraph styles for headings, lists, quotes, sidebars and more.
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Many people have misconceptions about accessibility. So when it gets brought up, there may be pushback. Get the facts so that you can get coworkers or board members on board with accessibility and counter some common excuses you may hear.
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Many people may think that captions for videos are only for people with a hearing impairment. But captions not only benefit hearing individuals. They can actually help your videos reach more people, increase engagement of your videos and have many other benefits.
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A manual website accessibility audit is the most reliable way to find out how accessible your website currently is. It is a key player in the process in identifying accessibility issues and getting your website into compliance with Section 508 or ADA laws.
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There are many ways to check the accessibility of your website. There is also one very easy thing you can do to make your website more navigable and accessible for sighted users and screen reader users. That is to add a skip link.
Continue reading Skip Navigation Link: Why Your Website Needs One