Digital accessibility effective date extended to April 26, 2027

What's new on Digital Access

This website serves as a resource for faculty, staff and students seeking to create digitally accessible content. We’re continually publishing new resources and materials to assist you in this effort. Here’s what has been recently added to the site:
Global Accessibility Awareness Day: Try One Activity
Best Practices: Archived Content

Intro to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

WCAG provides a framework to help developers, designers, content creators and organizations ensure their websites and tools are accessible, inclusive and legally compliant.

How to Check Digital Accessibility

Use a combination of manual testing techniques, automated tools, curated resources and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to create inclusive experiences.

8 Essential Steps for Digital Accessibility

Creating digitally accessible content can be a new experience. By following these eight essential steps, you can be on your way to creating content that is accessible for all users.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day

Try one thing. Learn something new.

Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is a chance to experience digital content from a different perspective. For GAAD on May 21, spend an hour experiencing content differently to reveal hidden barriers and improve usability for everyone.

Black and gold keyboard with Global Accessibility Day logo

Advocate for Accessibility

Kendal Lyssy is a third-year doctoral student in MU’s Department of Communication. She also is the department’s first blind PhD candidate and a strong advocate for digital accessibility. As a student and instructor, she’s using her experiences in higher ed to help ensure that all users are empowered with technologies that are usable by everyone.

Mizzou student Kendal Lyssy

A culture of digital accessibility

How we’re achieving digital accessibility together and integrating it into our culture and processes.