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Improving website security

2017-08-31 by

We’re working to provide the university’s website over a secure connection. This helps ensure a private online experience for those using our website.

Filed Under: News, Web Press, WordPress blogs Tagged With: https, secure, ssl

Faculty and staff free portrait days: Aug. 30-31

2017-08-23 by Kai Raymer

Do you work at Missouri State University? Come get your photo taken during faculty and staff free portrait days, Aug. 30-31 at Plaster Student Union. Photographic Services will be taking portrait pictures of faculty and staff, free of charge. Attending this event is the easiest way to ensure that your professional photo is both current and suitable […]

Filed Under: News, WordPress blogs Tagged With: administrators, faculty, free photo days, free portrait days, headshot, photo, photo services, photos, staff, web strategy and development

Accessibility series: descriptive links

2017-04-20 by Mary Chiles

Writing descriptive links will ensure your site will reach a broad range of audiences. Avoid phrases like “click here,” since readers are more likely to click on links that indicate specifics.

Filed Under: Web Press, WordPress blogs Tagged With: Accessibility, descriptive links, how-to, Web Press, WordPress

Redesigned physical therapy website: Identity and student success

2017-04-10 by Kai Raymer

The PT department website is the latest academic website to receive a full redesign for the mobile-friendly template, a process that includes the creation of new content, design and multimedia elements.

Filed Under: Academic websites, Mobile, News, Redesign, Web Press, Web redesign 2015, WordPress blogs Tagged With: academic website, academic website project, mobile, mobile friendly, mobile redesign, physical therapy, Redesign, web strategy and development

Accessibility series: color contrast

2017-04-07 by Mary Chiles

Welcome to our series of posts entitled: how to make your website accessible! So far we have discussed the ethical and legal reasoning for why accessibility is important, and how to write alternative text. Today we focus on color contrast. Have you tried reading black letters on a red background? What about red letters on a maroon background? […]

Filed Under: Web Press, WordPress blogs Tagged With: Accessibility, color contrast, Web Press, WordPress

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