Google is becoming more and more focused on website accessibility. It’s so important, that Google now includes information on accessibility within its development guide for website owners.
If Google cares about accessibility, this means website owners and bloggers need to too. In this presentation, Rebecca is joined by Carrie Dils, Founder of The Fearless Freelancer.
The two will explore common accessibility issues and explain what you can do to optimize your website for accessibility. They’ll break down these technical issues into everyday speak so you can learn what matters, what you should audit, and how you can fix issues.
2. Rebecca Gill | Web Savvy Marketing | diySEOcourses.com
Carrie Dils | TheFearlessFreelancer.com | OfficeHours.FM
Accessibility matters to both humans and SEO.
4. -Wikipedia entry for “Web Accessibility”
Web accessibility refers to the inclusive
practice of removing barriers that prevent
access to websites by people with disabilities.
When sites are correctly designed, developed
and edited, all users have equal access to
information and functionality.