Semi-Annual Review – Cleaning Up Your Website
Time to clean up your website! Here are two checklists for working through your site and making sure your users get the best experience possible.
Using Styles to Create Headings in Microsoft Word
Overview on using “Styles” in Word documents and best practices for creating accessible documents using Microsoft Word.
Using NVDA Screen Reader
Curious about how a screen reader works and want to dip your toes into the ocean? Here’s a few tips. Screen readers are very valuable for truly knowing if your webpages are accessible. Be warned – this is a skill that requires practice, but comes with rewards!
Grackle Google Add-on
“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.
Accessible Documents – Basics
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.
Discussion settings
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.