Intro

Welcome to content. This is all about writing and making sure you have your content in a way that is understandable and easy to read for everyone.

and we're going to go into some of the specificities here.

And yeah, it's mostly like me telling you what to do,

but you can like with that knowledge go to and see if you find any particular examples

that are interesting to you or where you say like, oh, this is well done or this needs work.

Yeah, it's more like a recognizing thing.

And most of the things here are best practices.

I think that's very important to understand.

But they can really make the difference between something that makes the website accessible and breaks the accessibility.

Because how something is written, microcopy, macrocopy, that's all super important.

All right.

But the C in WCAG stands already for content.

Yeah, that's true.

So in the nomenclature from W3C, content is everything what is inside of the browser.

So including all of the Chrome, the navigation, all of that, that's all content.

And so now we're talking about the content inside of the content.

So the actual articles, how buttons are labeled, stuff like that, and what wording you use.

So this is not about the specific way content is used in WCAG.

It's more about the general concept of what is written on the page.

And this is really important to know.

Thank you.