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Banishing the blank page: how to overcome comedian’s block
Banishing the blank page is possible! Discover practical strategies to overcome comedian’s block and give your grumpy badger a new novelty hat to wear.
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Must have theatre website content
Stuck on website content? We’ve got you covered! From listings to accessibility, learn what makes your theatre shine online.
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So you think you’re funny? Your comedy website says otherwise
Ready to build a comedy website funnier than your uncle’s dad jokes? Let us handle the techy bits: you do the funny bits.
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Accessibility FAQs: your burning questions answered
Your accessibility questions answered! Explore key accessibility FAQs on WCAG, alt text, navigation, and more. Ensure your website is inclusive for all.
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Essential strategies for a theatre website
Unlock your venue’s online potential! This guide covers websites, social media, branding & accessibility for thriving theatres & assembly rooms.
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aria-description: the power of image accessibility
Use aria-description to add detailed image context, enhancing accessibility. This attribute provides an image description inline with the image.
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Beyond the Algorithm: Comedians Can’t Rely on Social Media Alone
For comedians, relying solely on social media is a gamble. A professional website offers control and lasting connection beyond fleeting feeds.
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aria-describedby: contextualising images
Use aria-describedby to link images to an element providing detailed descriptions and extended context, improving accessibility.
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Alt text or description: ensuring image accessibility on the web
Understanding the difference between alt text or description is crucial for web accessibility. Alt text is brief; descriptions offer richer context.
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The indispensable need for image alt text
Useful image alt text is vital for accessibility and SEO, offering contextual details. aim for a short description of the image’s content and relevance.
