How web accessibility suddenly became sexy and what it means for you

Jul 27, 2015

Posted by: Rachel McAlpine

Filed under: accessibility, training, WCAG 2.0

Accessibility Cinderella has been crowned by Silicon Valley

Up to now web accessibility has been the poor little Cinderella of technology, dressed in rags, struggling, cleaning up other people's messes and getting not an ounce of thanks or glory. That just changed.

Spot-check your own web content

May 04, 2015

Posted by: Alice Hearnshaw

Filed under: business communication, mobile content, search engines, SEO, training, web content

We all hope and trust that our content authors are creating findable, usable, valuable content for both web and mobile. But how can we be sure? Here's a quick way to spot-check your own web content without user-testing.

Google boosts ranking of mobile-friendly pages for smartphone searchers

May 04, 2015

Posted by: Rachel McAlpine

Filed under: mobile content, search engines, SEO, training, web content

Search results on mobile phone Since April 21, Google has expanded its use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal. They say, "This change ... will have a significant impact in our search results." Wow. Huge implications for web designers, content managers, content strategists and web writers.

When web accessibility goes down the drain

Apr 30, 2015

Posted by: Rachel McAlpine

Filed under: accessible content, intranet, training, WCAG 2.0, web content, web writing

We work with many government agencies on web accessibility. And sure, our whizz-bang accessibility experts can get your web sites to comply with national web standards, whether that's S. 508 or WCAG 2.0 or some other variation. So what's the problem?

Save your intranet project: start training content authors today

Feb 25, 2015

Posted by: Rachel McAlpine

Filed under: content authors, intranet, training

1950s women waving. Copyright holder unknown.

Your intranet is being redeveloped. Everything is going OK except for the content, which is unsatisfactory, late or non-existent. Start training them tomorrow, and make everyone happy.

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How web accessibility suddenly became sexy and what it means for you

Spot-check your own web content

Google boosts ranking of mobile-friendly pages for smartphone searchers

When web accessibility goes down the drain

Save your intranet project: start training content authors today