What is Section 508? In short, it requires that all federal agency websites be accessible to those with disabilities. Just as brick and mortar businesses want their shops to be physically accessible to all, your web content should have the assets that enable all visitors to navigate freely. The benefits of a 508-compliant website affect not only those with disabilities but the user experience of all visitors. Accessible web content can lead to:
- An expanded customer base
- Reductions in expenses
- Innovations through inclusion
- Limited legal exposure
- A competitive edge
Join Stephani Clark, Customer Success Manager, Heretto, and Mark Gross, President, DCL, in this webinar that will discuss how making your content more accessible can benefit your organization.
Director of Customer Success at Heretto
Stephani Clark is the Director of Customer Success at Heretto. She trains and assists Heretto's users, making sure their software implementation is successful. Stephani also oversees Heretto’s awesome Customer Success team and is constantly on the hunt for ways to improve the customer experience.
Stephani lives in Rochester, NY with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, reading, traveling, and organizing anything and everything.
Stephani lives in Rochester, NY with her husband and two children. She enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, reading, traveling, and organizing anything and everything.
Latest posts by Stephani Clark (see all)
- When & Why Do I Need a DITA Consultant? - November 9, 2020
- Speed Up Your Documentation Process with Smarter Collaboration and Review: Webinar – October 16th - September 18, 2019
- Webinar: Planning for a DITA Implementation - March 6, 2019
