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

Conducting a

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

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

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

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

Another accessibility consideration is to make sure tabbing and page focus works well for "keyboard only" users.

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 ...

Use custom site collection to

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

Creating a unified view of records will

I'm sure most of you have visited a website that is filled with too many navigation links. Regardless of how well the navigation ...

Navigation should be driven by the specific utility or function your site offers its users. This will not only improve

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

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

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 ...

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Modal interactions should be consistent throughout a site to avoid creating uncertainties about how the site works.

Providing visual separation of information is a very important factor to consider when looking at