Opinion: Should images be used in header H1 tags?
Question: Recently, I saw you call out the negatives of using images instead of textual H1s. I’m completely on your side, but saw Matt Cutts recently speak about the design benefits of using a graphic head, and simply alt-tagging the H1 image with your text. There are some obvious aesthetic benefit possibilities with that approach, [...]
Posted on April 7, 2011 at 10:15 am by nickdenardis · Permalink
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In: opinion · Tagged with: accessibility, h1, header, image, print, UI, ux
In: opinion · Tagged with: accessibility, h1, header, image, print, UI, ux
Don’t abandon users, always be testing
A few weeks ago at the CaseV conference I was trying to get wifi in the Chicago Sheraton and unfortunately it was not free, they charge by the day. I fired up my laptop fully prepared to pay the $13.63 for a day’s worth of internet when I was presented with the form above. A [...]
Posted on December 28, 2009 at 11:58 am by nickdenardis · Permalink
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In: accessibility, user experience · Tagged with: accessibility, casev, fail, form, hidden, issue, labels, sheraton, ux
In: accessibility, user experience · Tagged with: accessibility, casev, fail, form, hidden, issue, labels, sheraton, ux
