Last time we blogged about the meaning of ADA compliant website. Now let's talk about how to become ADA compliant. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became a law on July 26, 1990 and from this day every company needs to fulfill a set of requirements in order to allow people with different disabilities to access their premises without any obstructions.
More than 70% of visitors after leaving your website will never come back. How to change it? Make your website more attractive to potential clients!
Thinking about multilingual website? Read why it's worth to translate your site into other languages!
Coronavirus outbreak has become a worldwide pandemic and many smaller and bigger companies were forced to limit their usual activities. Those people who can work from their homes were asked to do so and such global companies as Google, Microsoft, Apple or Amazon decided to roll out mandatory work-from-home policies. Here at CloudAccess.net we have over 10 years of experience in remote work so we decided to share some important tips on how to effectively work from home!
Some important changes are coming to the world of SSL! Read more on how we improved the whole ordering process.
Data Privacy Day was initiated by the Council of Europe in 2007 and is currently observed in the US, Canada, Israel and 47 European countries. Its main purpose is to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the privacy of personal information online. Below you can find some useful information on how to keep your cyber-life secure.
Everything indicates that 2020 will be as stormy year for SEO as the year 2019. Over the past 12 months Google served us with three major algorithm changes (Core Update from March, June and August), introduced a new BERT algorithm in over 70 countries and many other smaller changes. If you think that 2020 will be much calmer year… You're wrong, my friend.
When President George H. W. Bush signed the ADA bill into law in 1990 the World Wide Web was in its infancy with the very first web site published later that year. Back then, the ADA law only covered requirements a business needs to fulfill to allow all people with disabilities to have an easy access to their business premises. Now, 30 years later, the ADA law help people with all kinds of disabilities not only feel welcome in a hotel room but also on a hotel website.
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