One of the most effective ways to improve accessibility is to use headings to structure content. Proper heading structure helps screen readers and keyboard users understand the layout and flow of your content — whether it’s on a webpage or in a document. How to Apply It: On web pages, use headings (H1, H2, H3, etc.) […]

One of the simplest and most impactful ways to improve website accessibility is to add meaningful alternative text (alt text) to images. Alt text allows screen readers to describe images to users who are blind or have low vision. Without it, these users miss out on important visual information. WordPress Tip: When uploading an image in […]

ITS has implemented two updates to the NetID password recovery process to enhance security and facilitate self-service. Previously, users without a personal email or mobile number for password recovery had to schedule an appointment with the Technology Support Center. The new updates aim to streamline this process. The first update prompts users to add recovery […]

Last year, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act was updated, and it now requires state governments, including public universities, to ensure that all digital content is accessible to people with disabilities. What does that mean for us at UConn?