24 au 26 février 2016
Montréal, Canada
HTML5 for SEO and accessibility
SEO and accessibility share a lot of core principles. SEO represents almost 60% of online traffic coming to most websites. Accessibility aims to help individuals who have difficulties navigating the web. In Canada, nearly 1 in 10 adults are concerned by accessibility standards.
This presentation aims to show how HTML5 can dramatically improve accessibility and what it could mean for the future of SEO.
This presentation aims to show how HTML5 can dramatically improve accessibility and what it could mean for the future of SEO.
Myriam Jessier
ResearchGate
Usually, I see things before they run halfway around the Internet. That's because I work with search engines all day. I spend most of my time playing with search algorithms and optimizing websites to meet a user's needs.
I work on websites to satisfy mobile humans, desktop robots and everything in between.
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