The Art of Designing Accessible Emails
LEVEL: | TOPIC: Accessiblity
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Ready to make your email marketing truly inclusive? In this session, Erin Perkins, a disability advocate and accessibility expert, shares her unique insights on designing accessible email content. With her personal experiences as a deaf-blind individual, Erin emphasizes the critical importance of accessibility in digital communication. You will discover how simple adjustments can greatly enhance your audience’s experience and engagement. From effective list segmentation to strategically using links and emojis, this session is a must-watch for anyone looking to broaden their reach and foster inclusivity in their marketing practices!
Erin Perkins
Erin Perkins is deafblind, but you might not notice at first glance.
Working with independent business owners, coaches, and mentors opened her eyes to the widespread lack of accessibility awareness. This led her to focus on accessibility education.
Erin is passionate about teaching businesses to be more accessible, using her personal experiences to promote true inclusion at every level. Her mission is to make the world more accessible, one business at a time.
Erin Perkins is deafblind, but you might not notice at first glance.
Working with independent business owners, coaches, and mentors opened her eyes to the widespread lack of accessibility awareness. This led her to focus on accessibility education.
Erin is passionate about teaching businesses to be more accessible, using her personal experiences to promote true inclusion at every level. Her mission is to make the world more accessible, one business at a time.
Five Impactful Actions for Accessible Emails
Sign up to learn 5 simple actions for making your emails accessible! Email accessibility is a vital part of modern communication, especially as more people rely on email as their primary means of interaction. Ensuring that everyone can access and understand the content you share is crucial for effective communication.