“Content that flashes repeatedly can trigger photo-epileptic seizures for some people. Are you avoiding any element that flashes more than three times during any one-secondRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #029
“Do I systematically use colour combinations that go beyond recommended contrast ratios, as colours never look as clear on the projector as they do onRead more about IPS Self-Assessment #029
As speaking professionals, we understand that words have power. The more you research concepts related to inclusive communication and accessible copywriting, the more you’ll find…Read more about Ten steps to a more inclusive copy using plain language
“Share multiple examples and stories, not just your own, as not everyone will relate to your personal lived experiences, no matter how relevant they mightRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #029
As it turns out, colourblind audience members are not the only ones who struggle with colour perception! Research shows that retina cells progressively lose sensitivityRead more about Did You Know… #029
“Out of all those audience members who end up fading out on you, how many could have been your next network opportunity, your next ravingRead more about Food For Thought #029
Patrick currently operates as a Principal Strategy Accessibility Consultant and is an experienced System Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services…Read more about Interview with Patrick Sturdivant
“Sounds that start automatically on page load cause issues for audience members who depend on screen readers. Are you making sure sounds are turned offRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #028
“Do I systematically make adjacent objects stand out better against one another by combining use of colours with textures and patterns?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #028
Today, I am excited to launch the Inklusiv Daily Insights Newsletter with all of you, to share the hundreds of insightful tips and tricks about…Read more about Get your quick, daily bursts of inclusive speaking value!
“With text, less is more and bigger is better; always rely on fonts that are big enough to be read comfortably by audience members sittingRead more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #028
According to InvisibleDisabilities.org, an American non-profit association dedicated to raising awareness that invisible illnesses, pains, and disabilities are very real, states that about 74% ofRead more about Did You Know… #028
“One of the most common mistakes for communicators is to assume that what they feel works best in terms of content delivery strategies will alsoRead more about Food For Thought #028
Nikita Koselev’s motto is simple. It’s all about helping people from underrepresented and underprivileged groups learn quality information technology skills, using hands-on Open Source contributions,…Read more about Interview with Nikita Koselev
“Using headings for bold or emphasis effects can hinder the experience of people who use assistive technologies. Are you avoiding the use of header elementsRead more about Inclusive Web Tip #027
The search for new tips and tricks to become a more inclusive speaking professional never ends! There are so many details that we, as speaking…Read more about Five things you can do to be more inclusive (November 2022 edition)
“Do I systematically emphasize contrast between adjacent objects in my printed and digital assets?”Read more about IPS Self-Assessment #027
“When delivering your content, take advantage of pauses that are long enough to give audience members sufficient time to process information before moving forward.”Read more about Inclusive Speaking Tip #027
According to findings from the 2017 Canadian Survey on Disability, an estimated 20% of working-age Canadians self-identify as having one or more disabilities that affectRead more about Did You Know… #027
Episode 674 Abstract Denis Boudreau shares tips on making your social media posts accessible and inclusive. From the November 14, 2022 episode.Read more about Now with Dave Brown – Episode 674