Web Accessibility Resources
Curious on what needs to be done to comply with the Title II updates in April? View the University's web accessibility resources for faculty, and staff.
The University offers a variety of Web Services, Support, Tools, Resources and Information for the campus web community
Here you will find resources and information to support the campus web community in creating a consistent user experience across all University web properties, and ensuring our websites are usable and accessible for all audiences.
News & Events
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July 2026 Webmasters Forum: Certificate Changes and Keeping Your Sites Secure
This month's forum is geared toward technical web administrators, system administrators, and web application developers responsible for hosting, infrastructure, or website security. Learn about upcoming certificate management changes, domain validation and automation requirements, as well as security tools available through ISO to help identify and address vulnerabilities.
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May 2026 Webmasters Forum: From Panic to Plan - Making the Most of the ADA Title II Extension
The ADA Title II deadline has been extended to April 26, 2027, giving teams much-needed breathing room. This session will show you how to use it wisely with a phased, practical Accessibility Roadmap. Walk away with a clearer plan, smarter priorities, and less stress heading into 2027.
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Updated Timeline for ADA Title II Web Compliance
The Department of Justice has just released an Interim Final Rule extending the compliance dates for the ADA Title II Web Accessibility requirements.
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Usability Study Participants Wanted!
We're looking for students, staff, and community members to participate in our usability studies. Participants earn $10–15 per test in Amazon gift cards.
Website Registration
By registering your site you are ensuring that you are included in any future campus‑wide web communications, critical requirements updates and will help us create a community of practice.
Three Web Teams - One U
For the 3 centralized web teams on campus, the goal is the same: to deliver top quality service to our campus partners, and to work closely together in the pursuit of a uniform web experience across the University web ecosystem.
Main Campus:
If you are part of main campus, you’ve got options. Both University Information Technology and University Marketing & Communications offer a full suite of web services. UIT supports Modern Campus CMS (formerly Omni CMS) while UMC supports WordPress, and both use the same University-wide designs, templates and branding standards.
University of Utah Health:
If you are part of University of Utah Health, you will be working with the U of U Health Interactive Marketing & Web Team.
Enterprise Web Advisory Council
This website is sponsored by the University Enterprise Web Advisory Council (EWAC).
EWAC considers the experience of University web properties as a whole, and is entrusted with addressing issues related to content, presentation, infrastructure, policies, funding, tools and technologies.