Welcome to the LEANWI Website Service training website. Search this site for documentation on common WordPress/Divi and website accessibility tasks.
The end of the year is a great time to take stock of the year passed and plan for next one. 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 overhauls required.
Your responsibilities to maintaining accessible website content broken down into 5 basic steps.
“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.
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 descriptions of images for those using slow internet connections or in case of a broken image link.
This tutorial covers principles of website accessibility, some of the tools available to evaluate your website, and basic changes and steps you can take to make sure your website is prepared for all visitors.