Learn at your own pace
Step-by-step documentation and video tutorials are available to support your work editing and updating your department's website.
Support for your Website
Website Accessibility
Web Accessibility means developing websites to be usable to as many people as possible. It removes barriers that prevent access to information and functionalities on websites and helps people with disabilities to understand, navigate, and interact with the Web. It also benefits those with changing abilities due to aging or temporary ailments.
Find out how you can make your website accessibleNew Website Features
We are always adding new features and enhancements to your websites. Here are some of our latest updates:
April 19th, 2022
Resource Card links will now work properly when viewed individually or found by a search engine
January 11th, 2022
Pronoun fields have been added to people profiles
December 16th, 2021
Update to the order events display on the event landing page
Update to the email list for content share notifications
October 19th, 2021
New course listing page design that includes featured courses and expanded filter options
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Additional Web Resources
Website Guide
step-by-step instructions for editing in your website
Video Tutorials
all of our video tutorials in one place
Siteimprove & Accessibility Testing Tools
learn how to fix broken links, misspellings, & see your site analytics
Self-Service Website Options
learn about WashU Sites
Web Accessibility
ensures that your site is accessible to everyone and provides equal access to all users
Website Image Guide
how to choose images for your website and where to find them
Website Redesign
see the websites in the new A&S department theme
Siteimprove Training Course
sign up for our Siteimprove training course in Canvas
Box
cloud-based content management and file sharing
Webform Workshop Materials (pdf)
If you missed our last workshops, we've got you covered. Here are the exercises to do on your own. You've got this!
