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 | Nov 6, 2025 | Website Accessibility
There is irony in saying seeing is believing when talking about accessibility, but having the story of what internet use looks like for a variety of users can help take web accessibility out of check-the-box mode and into “how can we do this better?” mode....
by superadmin | Oct 15, 2025 | Website Accessibility
Jump to Video and Slides (updated 7/23/2025) In August 2024 we learned about upcoming mandated requirements for making websites accessible to screen readers and other assistive technology – with most libraries needing be compliant by April 2027. September 2025 marks...
by superadmin | Oct 13, 2025 | Website Accessibility, Website training
Jump to Video LEANWI Website Team is going to begin promoting SharePoint at a means of both managing website content and workflows and improving website accessibility. The process of using an online cloud service to manage documents on a WordPress website has several...
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...
