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 As accessibility becomes a key component of designing content and user experience, ESRI has integrated a suite of tools across its platform – this includes both ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online.  Accessibility features in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online continued to remain in focus at ESRI's User…

Excited about StoryMaps and don’t have time to gather a lot of content to go with it?  If this sounds like your situation, then check out the newly launched StoryMaps Frame – a lighter version of StoryMaps that is designed for minimal content compared to the full fledged StoryMap and built primarily for…

If I had to summarize Day 2 of the ESRI User Conference in two letters, it would be AI. This year’s conference theme is “GIS – Creating a More Intelligent World,” and it is clear that ESRI means that quite literally. Artificial Intelligence was woven into nearly every session I attended today, and ESRI is…

If you have never been to an ESRI User Conference, it is something to behold.  This year will be the 30th anniversary of the conference held at the San Diego Convention Center (minus a couple years when it was held virtually during Covid) and there is expected to be over 18,000 people in attendance this…

As ArcGIS StoryMaps gain popularity for delivery of content in an engaging style, questions arise about how to make them compliant to meet the WCAG ( Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) requirements. Within UC ANR, StoryMaps are being used for a variety of purposes such as report impact of grant funded…