Over the past year, McGill’s Student Usability Panel continued to play a key role in helping us understand how students truly experience McGill’s digital environment.
Everyone needs to be able to use McGill websites, including people with visual impairment. That means every image you use needs a text description—also known as alternative (or alt) text.
Clarity is key when creating content for the web, yet vague link phrases such as “read more” or “learn more” remain common across websites and newsletters. While they may seem harmless, they create...
We had the recent pleasure of welcoming Lucy Greco—renowned digital accessibility expert, advocate, and trailblazer—for an engaging session on creating accessible digital content. Co-hosted by the...
McGill's websites must be accessible to all audiences. Our provincial government has made this a requirement. It's also simply the right thing to do....
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