Creating an Accessible Campus Experience

Texas A&M University is committed to ensuring that all information resources it develops, maintains, distributes and procures are accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities. By incorporating accessibility into everyday practices, the university ensures that the knowledge gained through teaching, learning and discovery is available to the widest possible audience.

April 24, 2026

Title II of the ADA solidifies the importance of digital accessibility and requires that all websites, apps, documents and course materials meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards by April 24, 2026, shifting accessibility to a proactive requirement.

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Designing Accessible Course Content

Enhance learning environments by delivering accessible course content. Faculty have access to specialized tools, expert teams and step-by-step 'how-tos' that offer real-time support, ensuring every student has equal access to digital resources and educational materials.

Developing Accessible Websites

Ensure your websites, documents, and multimedia are accessible to all users. Accessible design expands your reach, improves usability and SEO, and helps meet required federal and state accessibility standards.

Barriers and Accommodations

If you experience a barrier or require an accommodation, please contact us. Our goal is to ensure equal access to digital content and services.