References and How-Tos for the most common and most important accessibility guidelines we follow at the university. Each page will walk you through the guidelines for different accessibility criteria and how to verify they are implemented correctly.
These resources are under continual development and expansion. Any feedback you have is welcome, and influences the resources that are developed next.
New Guides and Recommendations
Universal Guidelines for All Digital Content
Regardless of your role in the university, if you create or maintain digital content or services, most of these criteria will apply to you.
Recommended for: Faculty, Content Editors, Developers, Researchers, Social Media Managers
Guidelines for Non-Website Platforms
When building content on third-party services, you often have less control over how your content and services are presented to your audience. These guides will help maximize your content accessibility with the tools you have available.
Recommended for: Faculty, Social Media Managers, Developers
Guidelines for Documents
Documents adhere to the same accessibility guidelines as websites. It is highly recommended to review the General Guidelines before reading document-specific criteria.
Recommended for: Faculty, Researchers, Content Editors
Guidelines for Web Developers
If you are a web designer, web developer, or otherwise dig into the code of different digital services, these criteria are for you. Your templates, meta data, stylesheets, and custom controls play a big role in how easily assistive technology can parse digital content.
Recommended for: Developers
