Overview
The concept of digital accessibility revolves around making digital technology usable for everyone, regardless of ability and assistive technology. While checklists, standards, and laws play crucial roles in promoting accessibility, they occasionally overshadow the ultimate objective: addressing the actual requirements of individuals in real-world situations. Accessibility is a significant component of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The resources provided below will help you understand the importance of creating inclusive content.
Resources
Resources for getting started with accessibility.
A practical resource for understanding the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and assessing the accessibility of your website, web content, and web applications.
Guidelines and other standards related to web accessibility.
Find resources and information to help advance web and IT accessibility awareness, understanding, and implementation across Washington’s 34 community and technical colleges. Here you will find updates on events and trainings, information about policy, resources, and more.
Shoreline Community College's accessible website statement.
Shoreline Community College: Policy number 3811.
Additional Resources
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