Back “in the day” the Internet was primarily used for the sharing of text only and perhaps a graph or two among collegiate professionals. Since its introduction to the public it has grown to include a variety of different styles of text, images and audio. In fact, I watched a short weather report from a local news station on the Internet just this morning before work. So with all the many new advancements in technology, how can we be sure the audio portion is accessible to folks who are hard of hearing or deaf? Continue reading ‘Web Accessibility: Auditory’
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Web Accessibility: Auditory
Published June 5, 2017 accessibility , Employment Leave a CommentTags: accessible web, audio, captions, Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, transcripts, Workforce Solutions
Web Accessibility
Published April 3, 2017 accessibility , Employment ClosedTags: accessibility, blindness, Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, links, low vision, web accessibility, Workforce Solutions
Accessible Internet Links
Links, or technically hyperlinks, are simply a group of words or symbols that represent a web page that you can access simply by clicking. For instance, to read the most recent blog on you can click on this hyperlink Web Accessibility: Document Structure and jump on over. Continue reading ‘Web Accessibility’
Web Accessibility
Published September 12, 2016 accessibility , Employment ClosedTags: access, accessibility, alternative, Gulf Coast, Houston jobs, html, images, text, web, Workforce Solutions
Alternative Text
With all the new and exciting advancements in technology we’ve seen in the past few years, it may seem odd that computers still cannot describe what an image is without certain HTML coding or an “alternative” way. That is where alternative text comes into play. Alternative text is a method Continue reading ‘Web Accessibility’
