Web accessibility standards are constantly developing and your brand guidelines need to keep on top of the changes. Rob Marshall, Creative Director at the full-service digital solutions provider Splitpixel guides as through how to evolve your brand guidelines to ensure your digital presence is accessible to all.
In this one-hour webinar, Digital Culture Network‘s Tech Champion for Websites, Andy Leitch will show you how to easily audit your website yourself. You will learn to instantly identify website issues you wouldn’t normally spot, and find out how you can implement these findings to improve the experience of your website visitors.
This is a ‘how to recruit, manage and support volunteers’ guide produced as part of the Digital Skills for Heritage’s Digital Volunteering programme. 1. Project background The Heritage Access 2022 project looked at accessibility and inclusion across museums and cultural heritage sites in the UK. It is crucial that heritage organisations offer detailed, accessible, and … Read more
A collection of resources by Substrakt, from showing your organisation’s impact on your website to content accessibility and a guide to micro copy. Substrakt designs and builds websites and digital products alongside providing strategic consultancy, training and support services. A Supporting Sponsor of Audiences at the Heart, AMA Conference 2023, Leeds.
A collection of resources from the ticketing, marketing, CRM, fundraising and memberships platform for arts and culture organisations, Ticketsolve. A Lead Sponsor for Audiences at the Heart, AMA Conference 2023, Leeds.
Ell Powell, Senior Content Writer at the digital agency Splitpixel shares tips on how to make your websites, digital content and social media more accessible.
1. What do we mean by an accessible website? Accessibility is all about recognising the barriers that we, as a society, have put in place; barriers that limit who is able to access and participate in the world. Disabled people, d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing people, people with experiences of mental health challenges, those with … Read more
1. Why is it important to have accessible social media content? With a few quick fixes and easy steps, your organisation’s social media can be made into a much more accessible, inclusive and successful space. And if you get it right, you’ll reap the rewards of creating accessible social media content. The benefits are as … Read more
If you’re publishing your brochures and other print online it’s key to make sure your digital content is accessible. Kathryn Mason at Substrakt looks at options that make sure your content works for users with access needs.
This recording has closed captions in both Welsh and English, simply click on the closed captions symbol CC on the video below and select your preferred language. This webinar recording is one hour and four minutes in length. This video was produced as part of the Digital Heritage Lab ― a digital skills development programme … Read more