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One great feature of metadata is that it allows alternate labeling. This provides you with the ability to identify the various naming ...

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

Conducting a

Use custom site collection to

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As a system grows, so do its pages. If new pages are created and given names that are not descriptive or distinct, it will create a ...

We've all experienced a page with too much information on it, and it should probably go without saying that it is not helpful ...

Use Web 2.0 cautiously and ensure that there is a reason for it. Web 2.0 features should improve your site's

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 ...

When you are using

Where we always look at the way users interact with the web for

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 ...

When you store files, should you do it in OneDrive or

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

Creating a unified view of records will

Using large, high-resolution images can have adverse effects on your site's performance and even the layout of the page.

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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Since users read from left to right, users naturally look to the left of the screen first. That being said, the most important information ...

Always provide users with some type of confirmation feedback after they "save" or "submit" a form they just filled out. Without any ...