The recordings from WordPress Accessibility Day 2025 are now available for viewing!
Learn beginner and intermediate level knowledge to help keep your web and social updates accessible to everyone at wpaccessibility.day/2025/ #a11y
I did go through the process of adding a book there when I was still using GR! I believe they give you a form to fill out and upload a cover photo, ISBN, etc.
I love the "Sporty Spice"!
Alexa Heinrich's Accessible Social is a free resource for digital marketers, communication professionals, content creators, everyday social media users, and anyone who wants to learn how to make their content accessible for people with disabilities.
www.accessible-social.com
This month marks my 16th year as a WFH freelance sole-proprietor, and I celebrated with a complete rebrand!
I wrote about the brand struggles I faced when I first started my business and how having a strategy makes a difference.
My advice: Get out of your own head. Talk to someone else about it!
I call this 2:30pm, Monday through Thursday.
And what joy that was, @premeemohamed.com thank you for sharing your geekery!
Partway through the podcast I remembered that I inherited a single fountain pen from my dad 25 years ago, and I managed to find it by the end! Nbd.
Waiting patiently for the first episode of @multitudespodcast.bsky.social by @sgwong.com to release at www.theincomparable.com/multitudes/ in just a few minutes!!
Because it's always fun to hear people geek out on what they're passionate about! #podcast
"Every January, the internet fills with glossy predictions about the future - tech trends, workplace trends, fashion trends, AI trends. But there’s one category that rarely makes the list, even though it affects millions of people every single day:
Accessibility." - Tracy Stine #a11y
You don't necessarily need to say "image of" in your alt text for users to know it's an image. Screen readers will announce that it's an image. But it can help readers to specify if it's a hand-drawn image, Polaroid, infographic, screenshot, chart, map, diagram, or so on.
Everyone who works on a website has a role to ensure the site and its content are accessible. This resource from Vox Media breaks down some accessibility tasks by job role, including content creators, designers, developers, project managers, and testers.
accessibility.voxmedia.com
Welp, my rebrand is officially out in the world, just in time for me to sneak off for winter holidays and hibernate until the new year!
The designer who brought it all to life? Amazing. Check out Jenny's work on her own website: www.jennyhendersonstudio.com/be3designs-w... #accessibledesign
So wise you are in the way of wisdom!
What do you win?!
On the topic of fonts... it would be very remiss of me not to bring up accessibility standards and font usage!
I worked with Jenny on my new brand design and she published this amazing article outlining some of the accessibility notes I had before starting. #a11y
Layee odl, layee odl layee oo!
'Ballet of chaos' is such an excellent description.
I've been doing lots of blog image optimization lately, so it's time to share this again:
If you are experiencing a slower WordPress session or front-end check your Media Library for too big of image files!
Learn how to edit and optimize images BEFORE you upload them: be3designs.ca/seo/optimize...
WordPress Accessibility Day 2025 has begun! Join us live to gain insights on making WordPress accessible for all. Learn from experts and improve your skills. Be part of the change now! 2025.wpaccessibility.day/schedule/ #WPAD2025 #WPA11yDay #WordPress #Accessibility #a11y
Attend WordPress Accessibility Day, a free 24hr conference Oct 15-16. Join as speakers around the world share accessibility best practices for designers, developers, content writers, project managers, and more! Register for free at 2025.wpaccessibility.day/register/ #WPA11yDay #a11y #WordPress
An upcoming session at @wpaccessibility.day sounds perfect for anyone in charge of producing digital documents (to meet the needs of individuals using assistive technologies and fulfill international accessibility standards)!
See: Accessible Design, Accessibility in Content, Fonts/Readability
Consistent layout makes websites easier to navigate and understand as it helps users learn what elements to expect and in what order. This is especially helpful to low vision users or blind users using a screen reader. It also helps those with cognitive and learning disabilities.
I just registered for #WPA11yDay, a free, virtual 24-hour conference on WordPress accessibility taking place October 15-16, and you should too! Get your free ticket at 2025.wpaccessibility.day. #WPAD2025 #WordPress #a11y
Learn how to use SERP to brainstorm your blog content ideas!
By using built-in data served in SERP: People Also Ask and Related Searches, you can get a better idea of what your audience is looking for.
be3designs.ca/seo/how-to-u... #SEO #Blogging
How much thought do you put in your photo selections on your website or blog?
Click for the advice, stay for the wholesome image captions.
be3designs.ca/blogging-con... #blogging #stockphotos
I wanted to like this, but I saw you had 42 likes, and I didn't want to ruin it.
I always seem to go through cycles of batch-gaming, then batch-reading (books), then batch-watching (tv), and then back to games again...
I still haven't finished Clair Obscur, but I think I can at any time of my choosing. I just don't want it to be over!
I've only read the first volume myself, but I enjoyed it. Quite excited to check this out, thanks for posting about it!
Wait, what?! Like the graphic novel?! No way, yay!
Just finished reading this issue and am so glad you shared these thoughts!
