Make Digital Content Accessible

UCLA is committed to inclusion for individuals with disabilities by ensuring accessibility to our digital environments

Want to get started on Web Accessibility, but don't know how? Learn the basics with our Web Accessibilty Starter Kit for Content Editors!

Get Testing

The Siteimprove tool is available to all UCLA units for automated website accessibility scanning. To learn more, reach out and we'll get you setup today!

Faculty Resources

Want to make your courses accessible but don't know how, start with our curated Faculty Resources!

Get Trained

The most important aspect of accessibility is spreading the message of inclusive design. The DCP offers ongoing training throughout the year.

Carolanne Link and Megan Borella by Royce Hall

Researching and developing resources for computing and information accessibility

The DCP's Mission

The mission of UCLA’s Disabilities and Computing Program at the Office of Advanced Research Computing is two-fold. The first goal is to facilitate the integration of adaptive computing technology into the areas of instruction, study, research, and employment at UCLA. The second goal is to make information – including electronic text and multimedia – accessible to all students, faculty and staff.