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508, ADA, WCAG, Oh My! How to Test for Accessibility Standards

Forum One

As Forum One’s Accessibility Lead, Jeanette Stair ensures that our public sector and nonprofit clients receive unwavering support in prioritizing accessibility for all users. All our mission-driven partners want an accessible website that helps users easily find information and perform important tasks.

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Why is Person First Language Important and 7 Ways You Can Start Using It Right Now

Whole Whale

We’re usually not taught to speak with person-first language. Person-first language is more inclusive of people with disabilities, centering someone’s humanity over their disability or condition. It may be a bit wordier, but it’s important to learn how to use person-first language and avoid its opposite, identity-first language.

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An Accessibility & Inclusion Checklist for Virtual Events

Forum One

As in-person events have had to shift to virtual events this year, the silver lining has been that they’ve opened up the opportunity for events to be more accessible to more people, where travel, time, and related expenses aren’t a barrier to participation. Ensure your social media images and text are optimized for accessibility.

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Making the world more accessible with web design

Candid

When architects and construction professionals start designing a building, one of the first things they have to consider is accessibility. Good building accessibility means creating spaces that can be used by anyone. Accessibility by itself refers to the “ability to access.” What is web accessibility?

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Accessibility on Social Media

Media Cause

When it comes to marketing and brand presence in digital spaces, it is imperative that content and messaging are available and accessible to all audiences—including those who rely on inclusive technology like screen readers, text-to-speech programs, and/or captioning to engage with digital content. Why Accessibility is Important.

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Designing an Accessible Nonprofit Website: FAQ + 3 Tips

Nonprofits Source

This is where website accessibility comes in. In this guide, we’ll answer some frequently asked questions about accessibility and share three top tips for designing an accessible website. Nonprofit Website Accessibility FAQ What is website accessibility? Why does accessibility matter for nonprofit websites?

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3 Ways to Improve Your Nonprofit Website’s Navigation

Nonprofits Source

An effective navigation system also follows web accessibility guidelines so people of all abilities can engage with your content. Your CTA language should accurately indicate where supporters will be taken if they click on the button. If this sounds like a lot for your organization, don’t worry!

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