Real World Accessibility and UX Website Improvements You Can Make Today

ASAE Holiday Showcase 2024 - Amplify

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2024 Holiday Showcase Real World Accessibility and UX Improvements

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How to Make Websites Accessible, Part 1: Audit, Usability, and Prioritization

Posted by Neil Pichan

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How to Make Websites Accessible, Part 2: Development and Content

Posted by Neil Pichan

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Our Controversial Take on These 3 Common Feature Requests

Posted by Emily Kodner

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Mega Menus vs. Drop-Down Menus: Which One Is Right for Your Website and Meets UX and Web Accessibility Best Practices

Posted by Janna Fiester

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10 Design Principles for Better UX and Accessibility

Posted by Janna Fiester

Amanda Heberg, a white woman white woman with blonde hair

How Prioritizing Accessibility and Usability Helped Deliver an Inclusive Web Experience

Posted by Amanda Heberg

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Website Accessibility 101: 5 Best Practices for Writing Alt Text for Images

Posted by Devin Owsley-Aquilia

Janna Fiester a light skinned female with grey hair in an updo, clear glasses wearing a red shirt with birds on it looking down

4 Ways To Ensure Your Brand Meets Website Usability Accessibility Requirements

Posted by Janna Fiester

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