USU Extension Web Team Blog

The WAVE accessibility checker, a free tool from WebAIM, located on USU campus, makes it easy check for accessibility errors.

A new Department of Justice rule concerning digital accessibility for state and local government websites takes effect at USU April 24, 2026. The rule provides clarified guidance on how the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to online content. ...

Creating a great web page in USU's content management system isn’t just about making it look good—it’s about making it accessible, responsive, and easy to maintain. Here are some key tips to help you build pages that work well for all users.

Templates and instructions to make creating page banners easy.

Ensuring websites are accessible is essential to providing information and a great experience for all visitors, regardless of how they interact with the web.

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When creating web pages, sometimes it's important to give veiwers the ability to enlarge a photo to view more details or a larger image. The pop-up image modal for USU Extension websites allows users to do that.

Pointers for creating images for the web that look good but wont take too long to load (no matter a user's internet speed).

Sample web banners for USU Extension template pages.

Instructions on creating or editing top navs in OU Campus.

Get your web content out to more people by creating titles and descriptions that help with accessibility and search engine optimization.

Guidelines and tips for making research articles in USU Extension web templates look great.

Who does what when it comes to managing USU Extension websites?