The webpage uses clear, to the point language, short sections, bullet points, and detailed headings instead of showing the information as one large block of text. This cuts out webpage complexity and makes the information easier to understand and scan. This connects to the “Understandable” part of POUR and the course discussion of webpage complexity.

Access to keyboards is essential for people who require assisted technology or people with limited control physically. This is what this page is trying to convey that some users should be allowed access without having to use a computer mouse. this makes the website more operable, one of the four pour principles.

Webpage pictures should not have inappropriate alternative text so the people using it who cannot see the image can still covey what its trying to say through a screen reader. This follows the principle of using alt tabs to describe images and helps the content to be perceived.

This webpage utilizes clear and concise headings to differentiate subjects and organize the information in a proper manner. This allows easier navigation and access for the page, most important for people who use screen readers. This relates to what we learned about structuring text logically and making content understandable and operable.