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After cataloguing your digital content, check for accessibility issues and potential improvements.
Digital accessibility means creating digital content, tools, and experiences that everyone can access, understand, and use. At Rice, digital accessibility is a shared responsibility and an important part of creating a welcoming university community. This site provides practical guidance for meeting WCAG 2.1, Level AA standards, resources, and support to help our faculty, staff, and students create accessible websites, documents, course materials, tools, and other digital content—no matter where you are in the process. Get started with our CARE framework.
Use the CARE framework as a simple, repeatable approach for incorporating digital accessibility into your everyday work.
After cataloguing your digital content, check for accessibility issues and potential improvements.
Act to remove digital accessibility barriers for new and existing content with best practices.
Review new and modified content before publishing to make sure everything is accessible.
Embed accessibility from the start as part of our shared culture of care.
Reach out to ask any digital accessibility questions, or report an issue.
Check out guidance for creating accessible digital content.
Discover hands on ways to embed accessibility into your practices.