• Turn on ‘perma’ links (i.e. more human friendly urls)
• Update the default settings: WordPress Admin Settings/ Writing – check ‘WordPress should correct invalidly nested XHTML automatically’
• Install MCE Advanced toolbar: and customise the WYSWYG toolbar
• Install the ‘WP Accessibility’ plugin by Joe Dolson
• Install Contact Form 7: and change the config file settings

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