Web Content Management
Practical advice, tips, and tools for CAES and Extension web content managers. Browse this page or select one of our categories.
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This guide explains how to determine whether content qualifies for archival status under the ADA Title II digital accessibility rule and outlines the steps for creating an archive in AEM.
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Because it’s federal law that our digital content be accessible to individuals with disabilities, the Office of Information Technology has created training courses and webinars to help you implement necessary changes in your digital communications.
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Sometimes it’s useful to embed a map, form, calendar, or survey directly in your WordPress website. We’ve made this easier than ever with the new CAES iFrame block.
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Tools like DubBot empower our content managers to maintain high accessibility standards but there may be times that you encounter flagged issues that feel out of reach. These are often template level or structural errors. These issues are baked into our websites’ underlying code that you do not have access to rather than the content…
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Tasks are a feature in DubBot that help to manage the workflow of resolving an issue. They act as an internal communication tool to assign responsibility, collaborate on work, prioritize the most urgent issues, track progress, and get help from DubBot Support or CAES Web Support. How to Create a Task Tasks are usually created…
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As we communicate with diverse audiences through email, it’s important to ensure our messages are inclusive and accessible to all readers, including those with disabilities. This article will go over ways to incorporate accessibility into your emails and newsletter campaigns.
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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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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.