- Looking good: Student Affairs & SuccessCongrats to the Division of Student Affairs and Success for the launch of their website in the new UCSC WordPress platform.
- Primary navigation best practicesThe best way to set up your navigation depends on your goals. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but there are some guidelines to help users navigate your website more easily.
- WCMS web service retiringThe Campus Web Content Management System (WCMS) will officially retire at the end of summer in 2025.
- Using headings to create accessible websitesHTML headings serve as signposts in your web content. Using them correctly helps create accessible web pages.
- When links should open in a new tab or windowMost links should open in the same window because it is the most accessible solution.
- Creating meaningful link and button textDon’t use link text like “click here” or “read more.” They’re not helpful.
WordPress theme updates
- Theme release: v4.3.2Release notes for version 4.2.1 of the UCSC WordPress theme
- Theme release: v4.2.1Release notes for version 4.2.1 of the UCSC WordPress theme
- Theme release: v4.1.0Release notes for version 4.1.0 of the UCSC WordPress theme
- Theme release: v4.0.0Release notes for version 3.8.0 of the UCSC 2022 WordPress theme
- Theme release: v3.8.0Release notes for version 3.8.0 of the UCSC 2022 WordPress theme
Latest websites
- The Women’s CenterThe center upholds and challenges feminist traditions by creating a community space for all women and their allies to achieve individual and social change.
- Slug FamiliesFrom move-in day to graduation, we’re here to help you support your student’s journey—start by joining the Slug Family Hub to stay connected and informed.
- ADA Compliance OfficeProviding direct service to campus by supporting public access requests, overseeing all five program access areas, managing escalated issues and engaging in proactive efforts to improve campus accessibility.