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Category: Accessibility

11 steps to the intranet information architecture your users need

Why is Intranet Information Architecture so important?Well organised and structured information allows your users find what they are looking for, easily and quickly.Good Information Architecture (IA) brings clarity and quality to your intranet’s user experience and should include:The titles in your main menuThe links you choose to distributeIntranet sectionsContent itemsBefore

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Intranet digital accessibility checklist

Ensure 100% of your users have a great experience Our ‘digital accessibility checklist’ offers useful tests to ensure the accessibility of your digital platforms.The easy-to-follow sections give you a step-by-step run down of how to carry out each ‘test’, and the ‘check’ sections explain what the desired results are. Dowload

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Lessons I’ve learned as a QA tester

I joined Invotra over two and a half years ago as an apprentice in Invotra’s QA team. When I started it was my first job and my first role as a tester, so it was quite daunting at the time, to say the least. Over the past couple of years,

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Invotra News, July 2019

This month, we are thrilled to announce that Invotra has been shortlisted as the National Responsible Business Champion 2019. It’s a huge honour to be put forward for this prestigious award and we’re proud to be in the running.  Secondly, last week it was our pleasure to host Neil Owen,

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Tips and tricks for testing with Jaws

It’s always important to test content with a screen reader so that you can validate the experience from a blind person’s perspective. Jaws is one of a number of screen readers available to people who have visual impairments to help them navigate on-screen content. There isn’t much available information about

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De-mystifying the ATAG 2.0 guidelines

De-mystifying the ATAG 2.0 guidelines The Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG) are a set of requirements for making authoring tools that are accessible, and capable of producing accessible content. ATAG are used by the teams that develop authoring tools. In other words, the people who create What You See Is

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