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 accessible
Website Image Guide
This guide will help you source and choose images for your website, learn about minimum image sizes, and image resizing
A&S Social Media Guide
Contact the Arts & Sciences Communications team prior to launching any social media initiatives. Representation of Arts & Sciences departments, programs, labs, or other units on online social media platforms must be approved by and coordinated in conjunction with A&S Communications.
Summer 2024 Transition to Drupal 10
The Arts & Sciences Computing web team is excited to announce that in early spring 2024 we will be upgrading our websites to Drupal 10! With this transition, your websites will remain almost the same visually but will include several new features and enhancements such as accessibility improvements and a refreshed webguide. For a preview of what D10 will look like, browse through our D10 resources.
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Additional Web Resources
D7 Website Guide
step-by-step instructions for editing in your D7 website
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
Siteimprove Training Course
request to join 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!
WashU design, branding, and logo toolkit
Washington University’s graphic identity is a visual representation of our traditions, culture and values.
University Web Policies
what you need to know before starting a new website project
What's new in Drupal 10
changes coming in winter 2023
A&S Social Media Guide
learn about best practices and how to start an account
