101 Sharepoint Usability Tips 70

Since screen readers look at the HTML of the page it is important to keep in mind the following items -- • Links or navigation on a ...

Screen readers can have trouble reading tables on a page, but there are some things you can do to improve the accessibility of a ...

Some users might resize the text on a page due to visual impairment (or preference) so it's important to consider any impact this ...

To ensure accessibility of video and audio assets on a website, you may want to consider including captions. There are many free ...

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Navigation links that are too wordy and long are more likely to get overlooked and/or misunderstood. Keeping it short, simple and ...

Don't let your site get out of control at time passes by. Pay attention to what you are doing so you don't let your site get out of ...

Avoid changing the order of header tags. Header tags should be used on a page in logical order (Header 1, 2, 3, etc.). This will ...

Forms can be very confusing for users with screen readers so it is important to follow these general rules to ensure accessibility ...

The position of the primary and secondary navigation on your site should be consistent and in a place that is easy to identify.

The name given to any navigation component on a site should be clear and descriptive enough for users to decipher what it ...

When deciding on your website's color schemes, it is important to keep in mind color blindness and other visual impairments.

Users want to get to the information they are looking for in as few clicks as possible. If your site only offers one path to arrive at any ...