Digital Accessibility Support

"Digital accessibility" refers to designing digital content so that it can be fully used by people with disabilities.

• If you have questions related to making website content accessible, please join the Web Accessibility Peer Support Community, which has twice-monthly drop-in meetings and a Teams group. You must complete the UO Web Accessibility Training before joining.
• If you have questions related to making instructional content accessible, please join the weekly Digital Accessibility Teaching Support Hours (drop-in) hosted by the Teaching Engagement Program or request a consultation from TEP and UO Online. General information and resources can be found on the Digital Accessibility in Teaching page.
• If you have questions regarding student accommodations, contact the Accessible Education Center.
• If you have questions regarding employee accommodations, contact Workplace Accommodations.
• For details of new legal requirements for web-based content, visit the 2026 Federal Web Accessibility Regulations page.

If you have other questions or need assistance related to the digital accessibility of websites or mobile apps, digital documents (e.g., PDFs, Word documents), software, digital media (e.g., videos), or other digital content, or related to accessibility in IT/digital content procurement, WCAG standards, or ACRs/VPATs, please submit a ticket.

How to Create a Ticket

To ask a question or request consulting, select Create a Ticket (top right of the page) and enter the required information.

Availability and Access

Service is available to all University employees.

Questions

If you have any additional questions view the Contact Technology Help page.

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