Compliance Resources
Here are some resources to help you comply with the new digital accessibility rule. New items will be added as they are released.
Start Here! Digital Accessibility Awareness
Learn the fundamentals of digital accessibility and how you can integrate these introductory concepts into your daily work. We strongly recommend checking out these resources first to get a foundational understanding of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
These items apply to everyone and can help you reach everyday compliance:
- Make it Accessible: Drop-In/Co-Working Hours - Sign up for live support provided by the Digital Accessibility Team
- Customized Sessions - Email Digital Accessibility to request a group training or consultation
- On-Demand Sessions - Coming Soon
- PAC PDF Accessibility Checker - Assess your documents for issues (only available for PC)
- PDF Accessibility playlist by Microsoft - Learn how to create accessible documents and fix issues
- Microsoft accessibility training videos - Use built-in tools for Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel
- Microsoft Office Accessibility checker - Find accessibility problems and suggestions for fixes
What’s My Next Step?
Depending on the work you do, check out these additional resources.
You develop course content that commonly ends up on web/apps (ex: Professors, Teaching Assistants).
- Live Power Hours - Coming Soon
You directly manage UTSA websites and web applications (ex: Web Developers, Web Designers, Web Content Developers).
- Digital Accessibility Rubric - Review the first six standards
- Color Contrast Checker - See if your color usage is accessible
- Colour Contrast Analyser - Download to check websites, graphics, PowerPoints, and PDFs
- Accessibility-first design course - Explore tactics for developing an accessibility-first workflow
You create content specifically for web and apps or that commonly ends up on these platforms (ex: Videographers, Photographers, Campus Communicators).
- UTSA Style Guide - Learn which brand colors to use to ensure accessibility
- Adobe Color Contrast Analyzer - See if your color usage is accessible
- Adobe InDesign LinkedIn Learning, Module 5 - Learn about key accessibility considerations
You manage official UTSA social media channels.
You are regularly involved in the procurement process.
- Resources Coming Soon
Make It Easy for You. Make It Work for Everyone.
Creating with accessibility in mind from the start saves you time and leads to better outcomes for everyone. Thank you for building accessibility into your work!
