Michigan Tech's Accessible Technology Working Group (ATWG) held a web accessibility training session on July 18, 2018. Jared Smith, Associate Director of Web Accessibility in Mind (WebAIM), provided ...

Digital accessibility is one of those realms where the vast majority of businesses now appear to understand both the legal and moral imperatives for making their websites, mobile apps and other ...

Web developers are gatekeepers of the virtual ecosystem. They build a great share of the digital landscape, providing a centralized location for users to interact, purchase goods and services and ...

This is a five-module course that covers the basics of digital accessibility, aiming to increase understanding of accessibility issues and how to resolve them. Please fill out the Canvas Accessibility ...

Presentations, Word docs, PDFs, websites, and more — ensuring your documents and digital experiences are accessible makes it possible for people of all abilities to engage with your content. Beyond ...

Accessibility Compliance is important for every website. Web Accessibility ensures our content is usable by everyone, including users with disabilities and reflects our commitment to equity. At UW, ...

These web accessibility procedures support Michigan Technological University's Accessible Information and Communication Technology (ICT) policy. The procedures apply to publicly available University ...

The University has developed a training plan to ensure the ICT Accessibility Policy is put into practice during the digital media creation process. The University will provide regularly scheduled face ...

The Frequently Asked Questions below provide additional information on a range of topics, such as working with web content, accessibility training, third-party linking and more. "Accessible" means ...

To ensure equitable access to our online content, all College websites and web applications shall adhere to AA-level standards of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 developed by the ...

Many staffers are heading back to Capitol Hill, and official visitors aren’t far behind, but the return to offices is prompting questions about gaps in physical and digital accessibility in Congress ...