As part of our Digital Accessibility initiative at The University of Alabama, we strive to serve our community with technology that is accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities.
What is digital accessibility?
Digital accessibility is about making our digital content (e.g., websites, documents, videos, and course materials) accessible and usable for all people, including those with disabilities.
Applying digital accessibility best practices to the digital content that you are already creating will help us on our mission to provide more usable and accessible digital experiences for everyone.
Why is accessibility important at UA?
Accessibility in Higher Ed
Digital accessibility makes technology more usable for everyone, including those with disabilities.
Policy & Standards
Read the University of Alabama's accessibility statement as well as information about recent changes to accessibility standards.
Roles & Responsibilities
If you create, manage, or purchase digital content, then we need your help to build a community focused on accessibility.
Tech Accessibility Liaisons
Find your campus area's technology accessibility liaisons for college and division Title II efforts and website accessibility status.
How can we help build an accessible community at UA?
Learn more about the initiative to provide an accessible technology experience at UA.
Services provided by CIT's Technology Accessibility team.
On-campus resources for accessibility at UA.