Overview
UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (UC ANR) is committed to providing accessible digital experiences for employees, volunteers, partners, students, and members of the public.
If you encounter an accessibility barrier affecting a website, document, application, video, or other digital content, please report the issue using the process described below. Feedback helps us identify and address barriers and improve accessibility across our digital resources.
If you are seeking guidance, consultation, training recommendations, or project support rather than reporting a specific accessibility barrier, visit Request Assistance.
When to Report an Accessibility Issue
Please report accessibility issues that make it difficult or impossible to access information, complete tasks, or participate in programs, services, or activities.
Examples include:
- Inaccessible websites or web pages
- Documents or PDFs that cannot be read using assistive technology
- Missing or inaccurate captions
- Images without meaningful alternative text
- Poor color contrast or readability issues
- Forms that cannot be completed using a keyboard
- Accessibility barriers in software or online systems
- Broken accessibility features
You do not need to know the technical cause of the issue to submit a report.
What Information Should I Provide?
To help us investigate and address the issue, please provide as much relevant information as possible.
Examples include:
- The URL, file name, application name, or content location
- A description of the accessibility issue
- The task you were trying to complete
- How the issue affected your ability to access information, complete a task, or participate in a program, service, or activity
- Any error messages or unexpected behavior observed
- Screenshots, when available
If you use assistive technology, it may also be helpful to include:
- The assistive technology being used
- Your browser or device
- Any other information that may help us reproduce the issue
What Happens After I Submit a Report?
Accessibility reports are reviewed and routed to the appropriate individuals or teams for evaluation and follow-up.
Depending on the nature of the issue, responses may include:
- Clarifying information requests
- Accessibility guidance
- Content remediation
- Technical fixes
- Alternative access arrangements
- Referrals to the appropriate content owner or support team
Some issues can be resolved quickly, while others may require additional investigation or coordination.
Need Immediate Access?
If you need assistance accessing information, completing a task, or obtaining an accessible version of content, please describe your access needs when submitting your report.
Providing information about your immediate need helps us determine the most appropriate way to support your access request.
Good Faith Reporting
UC ANR encourages users to report accessibility barriers when they are encountered.
Reporting accessibility issues helps improve digital content and services for everyone and supports UC ANR's commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and continuous improvement.
Submit an Accessibility Issue
Submit the Report an Accessibility Issue form.
If you are unsure whether your concern is an accessibility issue, submit a report or visit Request Assistance for guidance. We would rather hear about a potential issue than have a barrier go unreported.