People want to work with companies who believe in the same things they do\, and who put their values into action. \;
\n\nDo you care about creating accessible social media and website content\, but don&rsquo\;t know where to start? Are you afraid of getting it wrong\, so you&rsquo\;ve decided to put it off?
\n\nGet the knowledge\, skills and practice to make sure your social media and website content works for everyone.
\n\nThis is what happens when your audience can&rsquo\;t access your online content.
\nIf your website and social media content creates barriers for people with disabilities\, your organization is telling disabled people (and everyone else) that they don&rsquo\;t matter. \;
\n\nWhether you&rsquo\;re writing website copy\, a blog post\, a LinkedIn article\, an Instagram caption or a tweet\, your audience includes disabled people.
\n\nIn fact\, disabled people make up at least one-fifth of your audience &ndash\; likely more.
\nWriting accessible online content takes knowledge\, skills and practice.
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Accessibility isn&rsquo\;t something you do at the end of the writing process\, it&rsquo\;s the completion of it\, and something you think about from the very start.
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