Photo of the Week: Apples at Plymouth Cider Mill

white bags of Gala and Paula Red apples on the table at the cider mill, wrapped cinnamon rolls and apple bread behind the bagged apples.

white bags of Gala and Paula Red apples on the table at the cider mill, wrapped cinnamon rolls and apple bread behind the bagged apples.

It’s fall in Michigan.

For me and many other Michiganders, that means one of our fall weekend days is spent picking apples and enjoying apple cider with donuts at our local cider mill with family and friends.

Which is what I hoped to do today.

Except Mother Nature had other plans. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Apples at Plymouth Cider Mill

7 Steps for Writing Compelling Infographic Copy [Infographic]

A pencil lays upon an open journal

Congrats! You’ve decided to create an infographic for your business or organization.

Infographics are an excellent way to share tips and information as well as educate people on a range of subjects.

Illustrations in infographics make difficult topics easier to understand; people can quickly scan the images in your infographic. Continue reading 7 Steps for Writing Compelling Infographic Copy [Infographic]

Free Webinar: Inclusive Design vs. Universal Design vs. Accessibility

printouts of data services mockups posted on wall showing user tasks.

What’s the difference between inclusive design, universal design, and accessibility? And what do these terms share in common?

Find out at the free live webinar on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 when Deque Systems hosts a virtual panel of of experts who will discuss the similarities and differences of the three terms.

The webinars are helpful for anyone who:

  • Manages web projects
  • Designs or develops websites or web applications
  • Wants to learn how accessibility, universal design, and inclusive design affect user experience.

Continue reading Free Webinar: Inclusive Design vs. Universal Design vs. Accessibility