Blogger Blog review

 Blogger Blog Review

    When making a blog, it is important to receive feedback and understand that it can be useful when trying to improve. As an example, the post shown below is from a blog that makes tutorials on how to use Bloggers features. The link of this Blog will be provided here for your benefit. (Add pages to your Blog!!)
    What I think the Blog does well is adding media so the reader can better understand the tutorial. Images and videos are a good thing when making tutorial based blogs. Another positive is adding arrows to those images showing where to click. This helps the reader to physically see where to click and where to navigate through.
    Where I think work can be applied is the text. I think more description of the tutorial and steps is essential for not only understanding the material, but it makes it easy for the vision impaired, because they have more material to listen to, rather than listening to the description of images.
    In general, I think this Blog does the tutorial aspect well, however can use more text in order to get the point across better and have more accessibility for the blind. If you would like to see this persons blog, please visit this link: (Blogger tutorials)


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