When Twitter announced alternative text for images in early 2016, the web accessibility community was abuzz with conversations.
The long-awaited option, providing the option to add alternative text to images, was greeted with loud approval from Twitter users looking for better web accessibility for the popular social media channel.
I know, I was one of them!
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Imagine you’ve published a 1,600-word column about the President of the United States.
You’ve put your heart into your column.
And you’re excited when people in Washington, DC are all talking about it. And sharing it with friends and on social media.
Only for you to discover from the data that almost nobody read the full story.
A bit humbling, isn’t it?
Continue reading How to Write Less, Say More, and Avoid Getting a Shoe Thrown at You
Hard to believe it’s been over 12 years since the launch of Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) Inside|Out program in 2010.
Part of the DIA’s 125th-anniversary celebration, the Inside|Out program has become an annual community art outreach program in Michigan.
Reproductions of high-quality paintings from the DIA are installed outside in communities throughout Michigan from spring to fall for community members to enjoy.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Detroit Institute of Arts Inside|Out Program in Canton