Mike Cooke
When planning an event, one of the first digital decisions you’ll face is how to present it online. Should you build a standalone microsite, or just add a new page to your existing association website? The answer depends on your goals, audience, and internal resources and yes, your budget too. A microsite can offer a…
This is the last part in our ADA compliance and website accessibility series where we go over the basics steps that any content editor can follow to make their association’s web presence more inclusive and accessible. In this post we will be going over captions for videos and transcripts for audio content. Providing captions for…
This is a continuation of our blog series on ADA compliance and website accessibility, in that first post we went over the four basic steps you can take when working with website content no matter what platform you are using. In this post we are going to cover responsive design. There are a lot of…
This is a continuation of our blog series on ADA compliance and website accessibility, in our post on the how of accessibility we broke down the four ways you can have an impact on your association’s web presence no matter what platform you are using and in part four we are doing a deeper dive…
In our previous blog post in this series on ADA compliance and website accessibility we broke down the four ways you can have an impact on your association’s web presence no matter what platform you are using and in part three we are doing a deeper dive into using alt text: Ensuring that all images…