Accessibilty isn’t hard once you’re aware

by Richard Reeve on May 7, 2009

Image by bjmccray via Flickr

I was treated to the single most inspiring presentation I’ve ever had the pleasure to attend this past weekend at SOBCon09. Glenda Watson Hyatt asked the simple question “How POUR is your blog?”. Through well thought out (and intensely humorous) suggestions, Glenda offered simple solutions to help your blog become instantly more accessible to visitors that might be using different types of technology to access the content.

I’m seldom direct in this space. That being said, go grab the How POUR is your Blog? e-book now and change what you’re doing today.

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Dede

I found you on Twitter actually and think your blog is rather good! You are a far better writer than I am. Look forward to reading more!

ccseed

Hi Dede,
Glad you found the cottage.

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