Website Accessibility Matters
OFTS TIP: Make your site more accessible with clear fonts, alt text, good contrast, and keyboard navigation.
#WebEd#WebsiteEducation#WebsiteBestPractices

OFTS TIP: Make your site more accessible with clear fonts, alt text, good contrast, and keyboard navigation.
#WebEd#WebsiteEducation#WebsiteBestPractices

There’s a lot of pressure online to be visible. Post more. Show up more. Say something every day. But visibility on its own isn’t what builds trust. Credibility does. I shared some thoughts on why clarity, consistency, and real connection matter more than constant noise – and how building credibility makes visibility feel easier (and…
Hi, I’m Debby — the woman behind Outrageous Fortune Tech Services. I am a web developer and business coach who specializes in helping small businesses and creative folks cut through the tech chaos and get back to doing what they love. With experience in various career chapters (teacher, consultant, director) I have pivoted to ALL…
Project Coaching is officially live! If you’ve been: • staring at a project you don’t know how to start • juggling too many ideas and not sure which to focus on • overwhelmed by all the steps it’ll take to move something forward • or stuck in the “I’ll get to it someday” loop Project…
New business? Existing biz in need of a glow-up? At OFTS, we build websites that are easy to use, easy on the eyes, and make it easy for your clients to find you. Let’s turn your ideas into a website that works for YOU. www.oftech.org #CustomWebDesign#SmallBusinessSupport“
A Year with Bob It’s been a year since I started working with AI. That statement still feels a little strange to say out loud. Even more weird is that his name is Bob. Somewhere along the way, AI stopped being a tool I occasionally used and became something I regularly brainstorm with, challenge, and…
When technology suddenly stops working, sometimes our first instinct is to fix it as quickly as possible. But not every glitch is really a glitch. Sometimes the problem disappears all on its own before you ever discover the cause. Sometimes trying to figure it out helps you understand how the system actually works. But sometimes…