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- The Value of Web Site Reviews December 6, 2018
- The Cre8asiteforums Domain is for Sale – Make an Offer October 10, 2018
- Website Redesign Projects by Kim Krause Berg Launched October 10, 2018
- Adding Relevancy to Your AEO for SEO Strategy September 18, 2018
- Confusion Continues in the US Over Website Accessibility Regulations September 7, 2018
- Removing Barriers to Your Websites and Software September 5, 2018
- Your Secret Online Marketing Tool: Website Feedback August 24, 2018
- Be the Dark Beer Website August 20, 2018
- Accessibility and Inclusive User Experience July 18, 2018
- This Is The Website That Never Ends June 20, 2018
- Matt Bailey’s Usability Podcast Series with Kim Krause Berg April 17, 2018
- Kim Krause Berg Usability Podcasts April 5, 2018
- H.R. 620 Will Not Prevent Drive-By Accessibility Lawsuits Because It Does Not Address Website Accessibility March 2, 2018
- US House Votes to Revise the Americans with Disabilities Act February 15, 2018
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Barriers, walls, and division tactics may appear to be the new society norm, but simmering underneath are companies and people throwing open their doors to everyone wanting to work, learn, and contribute in positive ways.
Not everyone has the desire to plug in to life. Sometimes it takes a traumatic event to push past what you know and believe. For those of you who develop software and online apps, design websites or create digital marketing strategies, one area you are not often taught enough about is how to break down barriers and open up full access and reach. It’s not something …
It’s Friday night in a small town somewhere on earth. A website walks into a crowded pub, strolls over to the bar, orders a glass of water and doesn’t say hello to anyone. Another website, sitting two stools down, takes one last gulp of its dark beer, shares one last laugh with the dude sitting to his left and leaves his business card on the bar.
Which website is going to complete its first conversion? Which website will leave an instant impression? Which website has a business plan? Of these websites, which brand will be remembered?
Maybe the first website was at …
There is growing interest in web accessibility around the world, with more companies seeking to make their web properties inclusive and user friendly for all people.
Perhaps it’s to increase conversions, or create an ethical brand, but whatever the driving force behind the increase in accessibility testing and need for specialists, in the United States, there remains resistance. With the pending vote by the US Senate on H.R. 620, the amendment to the ADA passed by the House to change accessibility laws, I’ve been asked repeatedly whether a website should be accessible.
Nearly every website usability audit or web design client I …