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6 Easy Steps to Make Your Website More Accessible
The core idea of website accessibility is that everyone should be able to use every website on the internet regardless of a condition that affects what hardware or software they need to use. If you aren’t a coder, you might think there’s nothing you can do about the accessibility of your site. But even if you use a website builder, a lot of the issues that plaintiff’s lawyers look for initially are actually design elements that you control. Follow these steps to make sure you're doing what you can to make your website accessible for everyone. Research your website builder...
9 Steps You Need to Take to Legally Protect Your Website
You know that your website is one of the most important pieces of your business. But are you doing everything you should be doing to protect it? These nine steps will help you make sure your website and your business are protected legally.
How to Write a Disclaimer For Your Website
Disclaimers are all about clarifying the relationship between you and your reader or audience. Once you understand that, writing a disclaimer is really easy. Check out the post to learn the 3 simple steps to writing a disclaimer.
Do You Need a Disclaimer for Your Blog?
If you spend any time on the internet (which I know you do), chances are you've come across a disclaimer. But why are they absolutely everywhere? And if everyone else has them, does that mean you need one for your blog, too? Check out this post to find out if you need a disclaimer for your blog or website.
Who Owns the Work You Create for Your Clients?
As a freelancer, it’s important to know who owns your finished product – you or the client. Always make sure your contract includes the proper licensing or assignment language. Check out this post to find out the default rules and how to modify them in your contract to fit your and your clients’ needs.