Siteimprove Tips
All About Emails
This week, I want to showcase two policies covering a similar problem around email links.
Element is Empty
This week I'd like to talk about a couple of different accessibility violations that you may see on your Siteimprove report (or just about any other accessibility tool, as this is very easy to dete
Semantic HTML
Using "Semantic" HTML is an important part of designing web pages.
When Working with Element IDs, Make Them Unique
Under accessibility checks, you may have an issue labeled "Element IDs are not unique" highlighted on your website.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
Siteimprove’s automated tests use the latest accessibility standard, which encompasses both the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 and 2.1 criteria.
Archival Content
a.k.a. “do you really need that PDF about Medicaid billing procedures from 1993?”
Best Practices for Image ALT Text
This week, I want to highlight a recent policy I wrote called A11y: Bad Alt Text. This policy simply looks for any ALT text that has the word "picture" or "image" in it.
Siteimprove’s Analytics Script Helps You Prioritize Issues to Fix
When you see a list of 11,789 pages with broken links you may be tempted to close your browser and run away.
Using Sitemap to Audit Site Content
A feature in Quality Assurance you may not have noticed is Sitemap (Quality assurance -> Inventory -> Sitemap).
Identifying Stanford Box Files using Siteimprove
This week I want to highlight a Siteimprove policy that has some larger implications.
