Siteimprove Webinar Recording
Tom Laughlin, Senior Customer Success Manager for Siteimprove, recently presented a webinar for Boise State that discussed updates to the Siteimprove service and answered some of your questions.
Siteimprove is our quality assurance and accessibility reporting tool, and is free to use for our WordPress community. You can use Siteimprove to stay on top of broken links and misspellings, fix any accessibility issues, and keep track of any issues with uploaded documents. You can also see a complete inventory of your content, including information about other university web pages that link to your pages and posts.
New Learning Opportunities
Web Accessibility Specialist Carolyn Quintero is offering a series of short Accessibility Micro-training virtual events through the end of the calendar year.
Topics include ensuring links are accessible, using Siteimprove to keep on top of your broken links, how to properly describe images for accessibility, and best practices for using alternative text.
In addition to these new Micro-trainings, links to recorded training sessions for how to use WordPress and Gravity Forms, along with required web and document accessibility best practices, are available at any time.
Information and registration are available on Webguide.
And, of course, if you want personalized 1:1 assistance with anything WordPress- or accessibility-related, just contact us through the Help Desk.
Functionality and Feature Requests
The WordPress Functionality and Feature Request Form has returned!
Is there something you can’t do with your website today? Let us know and we’ll assess your needs and figure out if we already have a solution that might work, or if we can add your request to the queue.
Your feedback and requests are encouraged!
We have some new service offerings planned over the next few months, along with new featured tips and tricks for WordPress and web accessibility, so stay tuned (and stay healthy)!