A grid of four photos: a young Asian woman signs through a laptop screen to an off-camera user; a young white man with Down Syndrome smiles happily at the camera, dressed in business casual; an Asian man in his late thirties, masked, waves to someone in a phone; a blind Black woman in her early twenties sits next to her service animal, a large German shepherd.

Accessibility is not optional.

Everyone is welcome. And that means making sure that events, presentations, publications, and websites are accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.

Basic Accessible Design Guidelines

  • A thumbnail of the ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Color Contrast Sheet Guidelines

    COLOR CONTRAST & ¶¶Òõ̽̽ FONTS (.pdf)

    A cheat sheet for working with ¶¶Òõ̽̽'s current color palette (.pdf). This quick guide covers each color in the palette and the font size and weight you need to be aware of in order to create pieces that meet or exceed the WCAG AA standards for accessibility.

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Text: Accessibility Resources

"Accessibility: It's A Work in Progress": 2023 AUCD Presentation

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Upcoming Workshops

  • 3/27: Improve Brightspace Course Accessibility (¶¶Òõ̽̽ Center for Teaching & Learning)
  • 4/16: Introduction to Plain Language Writing for Researchers and Academics (AUCD)
  • 4/30: Accessible Presentation Materials (CDCI)

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