Cindy Tucker
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Images are an important part of a good website. They help tell your story, attract attention and make content easier to understand. But large image files can slow down your website and create a frustrating experience for visitors—especially on mobile devices. The goal isn’t simply to make images smaller. The goal is to use the…
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Maps are a common way to communicate statewide impact, but they often rely entirely on visual interpretation. This case study highlights how a Georgia county heat map image was updated to meet accessibility requirements under WCAG 2.1 and ADA Title II.
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Personnel profile pages help faculty, staff and the public find contact information, learn about expertise and connect with CAES employees. Currently, CAES uses three types of personnel profile pages, each serving a different purpose and drawing information from different data sources.
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Keeping event information current is an important part of maintaining your website. Learn how to use the CAES Events block to display events on your site.
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On many CAES and UGA Extension lab and program websites, our researchers and specialists add publication lists. Here are instructions to add a list style with a hanging indent to meet APA Style and WCAG 2.0 Level AA guidelines on your WordPress site.
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This guide for CAES and UGA Extension web content managers outlines a practical approach to prioritizing web pages and managing accessibility work efficiently.
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UGA students, faculty, and staff now have access to a curated set of AI training courses designed to build practical skills and foundational AI literacy available through LinkedIn Learning.
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This guide outlines a practical, manageable approach to prioritizing PDF and document remediation so you can focus effort where it matters most.
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By integrating accessibility into daily workflows, UGA and CAES faculty and staff can create high-quality, usable, and effective digital materials — benefiting all learners and stakeholders.
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If you need a WordPress website for your CAES or UGA Extension program, lab, blog, or outreach project, this article walks you through how to request and get started with support from the Office of Information Technology.
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