Accessibility Resources

Getting Started with Remediation

How can I make my Web site accessible?

Web Services offers Web site design services, accessibility remediation, in addition to maintenance contracts where we'll make your Web site accessible for a nominal fee.

How can I monitor the accessibility of my Web site?

The Web Accessibility team can give you the ability to monitor your site's accessibility by using the AccMonitor software, which is free for use by campus web content owners and contributors.

How can I make sure my course material is accessible?

The Technology and Learning Program offers one-on-one consultations to evaluate your current course material for accessibility issues. TLP also has a walk-in lab for faculty and staff members who wish to use technology tools such as scanners and software to create accessible online course materials with the guidance of our lab staff and consultants.

What software is available on campus to help create accessible Web sites?

User Services can help you get started with Dreamweaver that will aid you in testing and correcting accessibility issues. In addition, you can get a copy of AccRepair from User Services that will run on your Windows desktop and give you the same reports as AccMonitor. In addition, there are various third-party Web browser add-ons that can be used to help identify accessibility issues.

Where can I get training on creating accessible Web sites?

User Services offers training on Dreamweaver which will cover ensuring accessibility. TLP offers training in proper, accessible use of the campus web template for building department web pages, as well as training and consultation on ensuring that online course materials are accessible.