Making Ourselves More Accessible (Digitally)
With great excitement, I announce the next phase of our brand renewal.
Ian More
With 20-plus years of marketing and sales experience, Ian still enjoys learning new things. This includes digital inclusion and accessibility. Ian has been impacted by his own mental health issues and managing a learning disability. Every day he is happy to be trying to make this world a better place to live and work.
Inclusive Content: Make it for Everyone
Focusing on readability, language use, and care in design helps meet the needs of all users....
7 Idioms to Avoid for More Inclusive Communication: Part 3
Idiom: “An expression unique to a language, especially one whose sense is not predictable from the...
7 Idioms to Avoid for More Inclusive Communication: Part 2
Idiom: “An expression unique to a language, especially one whose sense is not predictable from the...
7 Idioms to Avoid for More Inclusive Communication: Part 1
Idiom: “An expression unique to a language, especially one whose sense is not predictable from the...
6 Tips for Digital Inclusion
Reviewing our website and its content, I realize that I am responsible for fostering a digital...
How to Use Hashtags Accessibility & Inclusion
They go by many names and several variations: CamelCase CamelBack Kebab-case snake_case ...