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SJSU Web Accessibility
The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect. - Tim Berners-Lee, Inventor of the World Wide Web
Universal accessibility to the Web means that all people, regardless of their physical or developmental abilities or impairments, have access to web-based information and services.
The San José State University website, along with all related subsites and affiliated websites, must be made accessible to the disabled per Section 508 standards.
Quick Links
- HiSoftware AccVerify
- Software for automated site testing
- Web Resources
- Resources to help you make your site accessible
- Timelines
- SJSU ATI Web Accessibility Timelines
- Committee
- SJSU ATI Web Accessibility Committee members
- Plan
- SJSU ATI Web Accessibility Plan
- Legal Notice
- Legal Notice Regarding the SJSU University Website
- The Critical List
- List of sites that are critical to a student's success
- WEB Mailing List
- How to join and use the WEB mailing list
- New and Redesigned Sites
- Request form for sites going live
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