by superadmin | Dec 16, 2025 | Website training
Jump to Video December is a great time to pause, reflect, and plan ahead. These exercises will help you enter 2026 with a clear, manageable plan for website content and accessibility. We’ll focus on small, realistic steps you can build into your regular workflow—no...
by superadmin | Nov 11, 2025 | Website 101, Website Accessibility
Jump to Video and Slides (updated 7/23/2025) Your main accessibility responsibility as a manager of your library website is to make sure the content you are adding to your website (posts about library news, calendar events, documents) are meeting website accessibility...
by superadmin | Jul 22, 2025 | Quick Tip, Website Accessibility
Google productivity tools are not generally considered to be as robust as Microsoft tools for creating screen reader-friendly and accessible content. However, there are situations where Google Docs, Slides, or Sheets are still the best choice for website content....
by superadmin | Jul 21, 2025 | Quick Tip, Website Accessibility
Jump to Video and Slides New Title II regulations will require all public websites (including public libraries) to be fully ADA accessible by April 2026 or 2027, depending on population service size. For more information on this rule, see Title II ADA Regulations for...
by superadmin | Jun 14, 2025 | Website Accessibility
Jump to Videos and Presentation (new video and updates added 6/2025!) Alt+Text, or “alternative text,” is a short, written description of an image. It describes an image that, for some reason, cannot be viewed. This is an especially important feature for...
