Mentors On Tap Interview with Kim Krause Berg
I had the wonderful opportunity to chat with the folks who provide Mentors on Tap video interviews for the digital marketing industry on website accessibility.
Category: Usability
Kim Krause Berg To Give Talk at AMA Conference
AMA Experience Design Virtual Conference on April 15, 2021. Lunchtime Keynote: The Golden Road Of Opportunity: Website Accessibility and Human Experience Design This lunchtime keynote session explores real life examples of how and why companies overlook missed business growth opportunities in a digital world. What barriers are your customers experiencing? How are employees, students, and consumers using assistive technology and what steps can you take to embrace them? Key Takeaways and Stories Through the art of storytelling and real life…
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An Urgent Focus on Website Accessibility
Website accessibility quietly lived alongside website usability for years until recent inclusive web design practices and giant leaps in computer technology made it possible for nearly everyone to use and enjoy the internet. This upped the game for website designers and developers. Now we must know how to make websites and mobile apps work for all kinds of people and all the ways they access the internet. Assistive devices such as screen readers, text to speech apps, audible books, mouse-less…
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Recent Articles by Kim Krause Berg on Usability, Conversions and Accessibility
Web Design Ideas to Make a Great First Impression Imagine you are setting up shop on a street in your neighborhood, and wherever you look, another shop is selling the same products and services. This is what it is like for businesses on the web. How can you stand out from the crowd? How To Increase Website Conversions What are the best ways to increase website conversions for small and medium sized businesses? Is your website bringing in the results…
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