A step-by-step guide to creating a basic blog post, plus basic description of how blog posts appear on various pages of a website via Divi modules.

Accessible documents are necessary any time new content in the form of PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint information is added directly to or linked from a website. This provides an overview of accessibility for written (Word) and PDF documents and some initial steps you can take to begin making your documents…

"Grackle" is an add-on for Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Sheets for checking for accessibility issues. If your team publishes to the web using Google productivity tools, this could be a step in assuring ADA compliance for website content.

A high-level overview for understanding document accessibility, why PDFs are problematic, and basic tips and tools for creating documents and posting accessible website content.

Learn basic terminology and ways website analytics can help you understand how website visitors are accessing and using your website.

Use the Broken Link Checker plugin to flag broken links on your website and get notifications via email and dashboard report.

Links to information about some of our library service partners about how their services are addressing accessibility concerns.

Alternative text (Alt+text or Alt Text) is a description of an image on your website that enables a screen reader to interpret visual information for those with no/low vision who are visiting your website. It also allows search engines to better find relevant results for internet searchers, and supplies written…

Learn how to combine all of your website skills to create a summer reading post and page - and add it to your library website menu!

We don't use our library websites as interactive forum, and 99.9% of "comments" made to websites are spam - so make sure your "Discussion" settings are locked down to prevent website spam.

Spring cleaning - make a plan to regularly review your general site settings to make sure your website icon, date, time, and week settings and formats are still correct.

A step-by-step guide to creating a basic blog post, plus basic description of how blog posts appear on various pages of a website via Divi modules.

Accessible documents are necessary any time new content in the form of PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint information is added directly to or linked from a website. This provides an overview of accessibility for written (Word) and PDF documents and some initial steps you can take to begin making your documents…

"Grackle" is an add-on for Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Sheets for checking for accessibility issues. If your team publishes to the web using Google productivity tools, this could be a step in assuring ADA compliance for website content.

A high-level overview for understanding document accessibility, why PDFs are problematic, and basic tips and tools for creating documents and posting accessible website content.

Learn basic terminology and ways website analytics can help you understand how website visitors are accessing and using your website.

Use the Broken Link Checker plugin to flag broken links on your website and get notifications via email and dashboard report.

Links to information about some of our library service partners about how their services are addressing accessibility concerns.

Alternative text (Alt+text or Alt Text) is a description of an image on your website that enables a screen reader to interpret visual information for those with no/low vision who are visiting your website. It also allows search engines to better find relevant results for internet searchers, and supplies written…

Learn how to combine all of your website skills to create a summer reading post and page - and add it to your library website menu!

We don't use our library websites as interactive forum, and 99.9% of "comments" made to websites are spam - so make sure your "Discussion" settings are locked down to prevent website spam.

Spring cleaning - make a plan to regularly review your general site settings to make sure your website icon, date, time, and week settings and formats are still correct.