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Hi there.

I am John Bond from Riverwinds Consulting and this is Publishing Defined.

Today I am going to talk about the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines or WCAG.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is one of a series of web accessibility guidelines

published by the Web Accessibility Initiative of the World Wide Web Consortium (or W3C),

the international standards organization for the web.

A reminder, accessibility is an approach to publishing and design that makes content available

in alternative formats.

The aim of accessible publishing is to make reading easier for those users who have difficulties

or disabilities including the blind or visually impaired and people with learning disabilities.

WCAG is a set of guidelines that specify how to make content accessible, for people with

disabilities—which also benefits others such as mobile users.

The first web accessibility guideline was compiled 1995 shortly after the web, as we

know it now, was taking shape.

WCAG 1.0 was published in the late 90s.

WCAG 2.0 was published as a W3C Recommendation in December 2008.

Any content provider, or website for that matter, should provide accessibility to disabled

users.

Not only are there ethical and commercial reasons, but in many cases, there are legal

or compliance guidelines that require it.

WCAG, like accessibility in general and epub3 and HTML5 specifically, are standards all

publishers and content creators should be embracing.

It expands an organization's readership and market and it's the right thing to do.

I have authored a full report called, "Accessibility for Publishers: Practical Tips that Demonstrate

it is well within reach."

Click on the first link in the notes below to get the free report.

Well that's it.

I am a publishing consultant and work with associations, publishers, and individuals

on a host of content related challenges.

Reach out to me at RiverwindsConsulting.com with your questions.

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Thank so much and take care.

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Texans are livid after California's In-N-Out was named state's favorite fast food over Whataburger - Duration: 3:59.

Texans are outraged after the state's popular Whataburger lost out on the number one spot for fast food consumers over California's In-N-Out Burger

On Saturday, a financial news publication Cheddar re-shared information obtained via Foursquare in 2017 and Twitter users were quick to kick off

It showed the United States decorated with a logo for each state's so-called favorite chain, re-igniting buzz around the post originally published by Business Insider in 2017 but not for the right reasons

One tweeter suggested that the findings were likely off-skew because the app that records location check-ins was not relevant anymore

Foursquare achieved the results by dividing the total number of visits by the number of outlets from a brand in one state

So even if the same number of people visited In-N-Out and Whataburger – a favorite of Texas Senate Democratic candidate Beto O'Rourke – the brand with less branches would be deemed more popular

Whatabuger has hundreds of restaurants in Texas as part of the 824 across the Southeastern and Southwestern United States, while In-N-Out only has 37 in Texas

'This can't be true.In-n-out is not the Texas' favorite fast food.Prolly because no one uses Foursquare in Texas,' Ben Ehmke posted Saturday before correcting the data to what the state's residents would largely believe to be true

'It's @Whataburger or @ChickfilA, and it's not close.' Another user chimed in: 'Are we just gonna pretend that Whataburger doesn't exist and that it's the best fast food place in Texas

' Cheddar's call asking people if they agreed with the results also sparked debate on the West Coast where In-N-Out first opened in 1948

The California brand which cooks their fries upon order from freshly chopped potatoes and keeps its menu to a minimal to focus on quality, developed a cult following and people in its home state remain very loyal

Even fast food fans across the country and the around the world have demanded branches open in their neck of the woods, so residents were unsurprisingly fuming with what was dubbed the California no

1.'Legit never been or seen a canes in my life and I'm a California native,' one Twitter user said about chicken finger eatery Raising Canes, founded in Louisiana in 1996, claiming the top spot

For more infomation >> Texans are livid after California's In-N-Out was named state's favorite fast food over Whataburger - Duration: 3:59.

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What is stocktaking? - Duration: 2:18.

Today I'm going to talk about what stock taking is. Stocktaking is all about

the numbers in your business, if you're used to having your accounts done once

a year by your accountant, you probably get your results back for the accountant

maybe six months after you year-end. That means if you've had a problem at day one,

you're nearly 18 months into your business life before that's

discovered, whereas if you have a regular stock taking done you get a snapshot of

your business as it happens. So we're not saying don't have your accountant,

they're very important, but the numbers that we provide on an ongoing basis will

give you the snapshot so you can control your business, see what's going on and

make it more profitable. People think that stock taking is just about counting

bottles or maybe doing stock take on a Monday morning when you're doing your beer

order. What we do is much more, we take the stock movements, compare that

with your income, compare that with your wastage,

and produce your gross profit figure. We tell you whether the cash you've taken

equals the stock you've used, if it hasn't we can, depending on your till

system, if you've got an epoch stock till system we can compare those numbers on

our stock system with the till system and identify where the shortages

might be. The other thing we can do is because we're putting in your

deliveries from your invoices, we can also spot when your prices have increased, you

might not have noticed, you might have done a deal with your rep, it's taking

new products on board, you've done a deal with him but he has failed or that the

message hasn't got through to the accounts team or the sales team to

apply that discount to your goods. We've had that recently with a client

where we discovered he'd taken a new product on, done the deal, I looked at

the invoice and said to him you're only making 40% GP.

He said well what do you mean, and we looked at it and he was getting charged the wholesale

price, rather than the heavily discounted price he should have been. So it's things like that,

that would make a big difference to your bottom line

by having regular stock takes done.