by superadmin | Sep 9, 2025 | Quick Tip, Website Accessibility
Jump to Video Understanding the “Styles” function in Microsoft Word is the first key step in creating a structure that allows a screen reader to verbally map a document (Word or as a PDF). The video below walks through the process of adding and customizing...
by superadmin | Aug 21, 2025 | Quick Tip, Website Accessibility
A screen reader is the only gold standard test in knowing whether a webpage is accessible or not. Using a screen reader is a skill, but it is worth at least experimenting with it to have a basic awareness of what those who depend on them need to do to access the...
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 | May 7, 2025 | Quick Tip
There are some basic WordPress settings that should be reviewed on occasion to make sure your website displays accurately. Review Discussion Settings WordPress was originally designed as a blogging platform which invited reader commenting and interaction. We...
by superadmin | May 7, 2025 | Quick Tip
There are some basic WordPress settings that should be reviewed on occasion to make sure your website displays accurately. Review General Settings Starting at the WordPress Dashboard, navigate to “Settings > General.” Compare your sites general settings...
