Not everyone sees things the way you do
Set Your Content Free
Your audience wants to access your website in lots of different ways: printing pages to read later on, receiving email updates, resizing your text to make it easier to read, saving your event to their calendar. An accessible website works for everyone – don’t turn people away because they want to use your site differently.
Tips
- Ensure content is available via news feeds & email.
- Make sure your events are available in standard calendar formats (iCal, Google) so they can be easily distributed.
- Ask for ‘print stylesheets’ to ensure your website looks good when printed.
- Consider a mobile version of your site.
Further Reading
- FeedBurner
Allows weblog owners and podcasters the ability to manage their RSS feeds and track usage of their subscribers. - Five Simple Steps to Typesetting on the web: Printing the web
An excellent article about creating print styles sheets and the author's rationale behind the design process. - 7 steps to better handheld browsing
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