Asking for pronouns and gender on a website form
Ask for pronouns and gender on your website's forms in an optional, respectful way that complies with GDPR.
Ask for pronouns and gender on your website's forms in an optional, respectful way that complies with GDPR.
Most organisations do not need a mobile app. A WordPress website built with the Interactivity API does the same job for a fraction of the cost.
How the forms, photographs, wording and colour contrast of your website show LGBTQ+ visitors that your organisation had them in mind.
How to use H1, H2 and H3 headings in WordPress so that readers, screen readers and search engines can understand your content better.
Why the words you turn into a link should describe where the link goes, and how to add a descriptive link in WordPress.
Why links to your own pages should open in the same tab and links to other websites in a new tab, and how to set this in WordPress.
Why you should rename your images on your computer before uploading them to WordPress, and how to choose a file name that describes the image.