Accessibility Archive

K.I.S.S. Your Way to an Optimized Site — June 20th, 2007
A “valid” site is not always the best site for users that visit it. Even amongst the savviest of coders and developers there has always been a common misconception about the value of web standards themselves. The idea of “keeping it super simple” (or other popular variations), when it came to the world of markup [...]

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Information Architecture — July 15th, 2006
Your site's information architecture is intended to enhance visitors' on-site experience, making it easier for them to find what they're looking for, and gently directing them around the site. Here are some "must-haves" on refining the organization of your site's content.

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Underground Accessibility Tips — September 15th, 2005
Getting visitors to your site, and improving your traffic rate, is tough. So why do some site designers make it even harder for users to easily view your offerings? What you don't know about accessibility can hurt you - a lot!

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Are You Search Engine Spider Friendly? — July 15th, 2005
Great looking site, followed the directions in the manual, site functions fine, only problem is - sales. There are none. You can barely cover your server charges. Okay, here are some key tips to making your site spider-friendly and moving up in PR.

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Site Access — July 15th, 2005
Site accessibility is an issue of ethics, marketing and sales, and even a legal issue, The more accessible your site is, the more visitors you'll have each day. So, check out the accessibility of your site. It's good for business and it's a plain good thing to do, as well.

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W3C Open Standards — May 15th, 2005
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has developed a set of open standards to increase the stability and durability of the Web and your site. Is your site open standards compliant? Here's your chance to find out with our look at the latest from W3C.

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Why Open Standards Are Good for Your E-business — April 15th, 2005
Using open standards in the design of your site will deliver a bunch of benefits to your visitors and to you, today and tomorrow. Read why standard-compliant sites can save you money, pump up the bottom line and make your life a whole lot simpler.

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