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By Janko Roettgers February 09, 2024 Stevie Wonder. Ray Charles. Andrea Bocelli. If you were to ask a random person to name a blind musician, one of those three would almost inevitably come up. Ask that same person about up-and-coming blind musicians, and they’ll likely draw a blank. That’s no accident, according to Athan … Continue reading The quest to build more accessible music tech for blind and visually impaired artists
Kevin George — November 8, 2019 Follow @imkevin_monk At least 2.2 billion people are suffering from visual impairment or blindness. However, with the medical and technological advancements, they have been able to use computers, tablets, and smartphones. Adaptive technologies like screen readers, magnifiers, eye-tracking, joysticks, and sip-and-puff technology have made it even more accessible for … Continue reading Designing Email for Visually Impaired Subscribers
Updating alt tags and creating friendly URLs and file names are just a few ways to maximize the accessibility of your organic search presence. Christi Olson on January 18, 2019 Globally, it’s estimated that approximately 1.3 billion people live with some form of distance or near vision impairment. In the past, vision impairment may have … Continue reading How to make your content more accessible to the visually impaired
David Leonhardt — August 28, 2018 Follow @amabaie — August 28, 2018 A lot has been written about choosing the right words to lead prospects from browsing to buying. But there are important ways to visually lead prospects through the buying process. By the end of this article, you’ll know how to visually lead your … Continue reading Visually Lead Your Prospects
Karen Repoli — March 17, 2017 Follow @karenrepoli— March 17, 2017 Do you read any blogs on a regular basis? Blogs can be invaluable resources to grow your business skills by gleaning the hottest trends and research in your industry. They can also be entertaining or just a big waste of time. Think about the … Continue reading Why Your Blog Must Have Visually Appealing Graphics
by Maria WachalAugust 18, 2016 If you’re looking for a tool that can help build long-term customer relationships, there is nothing better than good old email. The opportunity to reach your audience in a place people visit everyday – their inboxes – lets you convert leads into happy customers and maintain engagement. The same is … Continue reading How to Design Visually Appealing Emails
Sarah Schmid If a startup could be assembled from a list of things Millennials like, Detroit-based food tech company DishUp might be the result. DishUp’s food discovery app incorporates the ubiquitous meal close-ups that people love to post on social media sites; users swipe left or right a la Tinder to make their choices; and … Continue reading DishUp App Takes Visually Appealing Approach to Restaurant Discovery
Megan TotkaJune 20, 2015 2015 has been called the year of the video, and that moniker makes sense. More than 4 billion videos are uploaded and clicked on Facebook alone every day and that’s only one video-friendly site. Consider the billions of collective hits sites like YouTube and Vimeo, and even Twitter’s new video platform, … Continue reading Beyond Digital Video: 4 Other Ways To Visually Connect With Customers
Lisa FurgisonJanuary 8, 2015 Many businesses rely on email newsletters to build customer relationships and keep their business top of mind with their audience. This powerful email tool has a lot of benefits, which is why small businesses like The Boxing Club work to ensure their newsletter design is visually appealing. “I think the most … Continue reading 6 Design Tips To Make Your Email Newsletter Visually Appealing
