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Overview of how to access the WordPress Accessibility Checker

Summary of what the Roles and the permissions that they have in both Version 1 and Version 2 of the Centrally Supported WordPress environments.

Provides links to the training for the websites in the OneIT Centrally Supported websites.

List of FAQ topics and pages for Website Accessibility.

Provides answers to WordPress website accessibility on color contrast and color choice.

Provide answers to website accessibilty questions regarding videos and media. All videos MUST be captioned.

Provides answers to general questions on website accessibility on headings and structure. Use headings like an outline. Do not skip heading levels.

Provides answers to general accessibility questions about link text and context. Link text should provide context to the user. Instead of "read more" or "click here" use descriptive text like: "graduate school application".

Best practices and strategies so content creators/editors remain in accessibility compliance.

Index to the website version 2 help documentation.

Index to the help documentation for the OneIT centrally supported websites (currently WordPress). Version 1.

The Call to Action: Simple component is ideal for highlighting a single action or message on a page in a clean, straightforward way. With three basic styles and multiple alignment options, including Wide, Full, and Narrow (for desktop content regions), this component provides flexibility while keeping the focus on a clear CTA. Use this component when you want to draw attention to one primary action without overwhelming the user with additional content.

Explains how to add link lists to a page in WordPress. Version 2.

Outlines the WordPress Version 2 environment including: Google Analytics, How to get help and training, and the go-live process.

Explains how to determine which version your websites are in. Look to the right side of the black toolbar once you are logged in to see the version number.