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What Makes a Website User-Friendly?

In today’s digital age, websites are essential for businesses and individuals alike. However, a website is only as effective as its ability to engage and guide users. A user-friendly website is intuitive, easy to navigate, and visually appealing. It’s a … Continue reading →

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Does Google Page Speed Insights tell you if your website is ADA compliant?

No, Google PageSpeed Insights (PSI) does not directly tell you if your website is ADA compliant. While PSI offers valuable insights into website performance and accessibility, it focuses on technical aspects that contribute to accessibility, not legal compliance with ADA … Continue reading →

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How can I choose the right colors for my brand if I lack experience in design?

Don’t worry! Choosing the right brand colors doesn’t require expert design skills. You can play around with it and create different stylesheets easily with UltimateWB and the built-in Styles Manager, so the process can even be fun and headache-free. Here … Continue reading →

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Is it bad to have underlined text on your website, even if your links are not underlined, for accessibility issues?

Yes, it is considered not a good idea to have underlined text on your website, even if your links are not underlined, due to accessibility issues. This is because underlining is a common way to indicate that a piece of … Continue reading →

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How to Test the Color Contrast of Your Website for Accessibility?

A website’s success isn’t solely determined by its visual appeal and functionality—it also hinges on how accessible it is to all users, including those with visual impairments. Color contrast is a critical component of web accessibility, as it directly impacts … Continue reading →

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