Web Accessibility Overview As the image and reputation of West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) is determined by the quality of information that is conveyed to our constituencies, content of all Web pages residing on University servers or servers funded by University budgets, must be accurate, timely and in compliance with local, state and federal laws. The Chief Information Officer and the Web Advisory Committee (WAC) consider all matters related to the WTAMU Web site and make specific recommendations to the administration. WTAMU department heads will appoint Content Coordinators who are responsible for overseeing all department Web pages and for assuring the timeliness and accuracy of all content in department Web sites. The Web Advisory Committee reserves the right to review any department Web site to ensure consistency and compliance with University Web guidelines and procedures and may request changes based on the requirements contained in this policy. Individuals who violate the requirements contained in this document may have their web account privileges suspended or terminated. The Web Advisory Committee mustn approve all requests for placement of content (links, text, etc.) on the University home page with the exception of the news and information sections. The Office of Communication Services has responsibility and authority for content relating to the news and information section.
Purpose
The University Web Guidelines are provided to aid in the development of a clear identity for the University on the World Wide Web in terms of standardization and consistency of Web sites across the University campus. Careful attention must be taken to adhere to established accessibility/usability standards and design standards. The Web Guidelines and Procedures consist of requirements and recommendations for all Web sites. General Guidelines Compliance All official University Web pages must comply with West Texas A&M University Web guidelines and procedures as well as all applicable state and federal laws. Copyright Copyright laws must be strictly observed on all West Texas A&M University Web pages. Content Coordinators must have documented permission to copy and display copyrighted text, graphics or photographs on their pages. Links Links must be clearly identified and must comply with the overall mission of the University and departmental goals. Accessibility Name, Logos and Symbols All representations of the West Texas A&M University name, logos and symbols must conform to official guidelines outlined by the University. The logo and other official artwork may be found on the home page of the Office of Communication Services. Commercial Advertising Products or services, other than those officially approved by the University Web Advisory Committee, may not be sold from University Web sites. | 
