Digital accessibility helps ensure that websites, documents, courses, videos, and other digital materials can be used by people with a wide range of abilities, technologies, and circumstances.
At the University of Georgia, accessibility is part of creating high-quality digital experiences. Accessible design improves usability, supports inclusion, and helps ensure members of the university community can access information and participate fully.
This section provides practical guidance, tools, and examples to help faculty and staff create more accessible digital content across common formats and platforms.
Whether you are creating course materials, uploading documents, publishing web pages, or sharing media, accessibility should be considered from the beginning.
Select any topic below to access detailed guidelines, best practices, and tools for that content type.
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Where Do I Get Help?
Digital accessibility at UGA is supported through a coordinated campus network.
Faculty and staff may:
- Consult their unit’s Digital Accessibility Liaison
- Participate in training
- Attend campus accessibility events
- Contact Digital Accessibility Services for support
Accessibility is a shared responsibility across the University. By integrating accessibility into everyday workflows, we strengthen UGA’s commitment to inclusive excellence and ensure full participation in University life.