Welcome to Siteimprove – Content authors
About Siteimprove
The University of Waterloo has partnered with Siteimprove to provide ongoing assistance for digital initiatives across University websites. The Siteimprove accessibility checker is a tool to review your site content for accessibility issues. It will provide an immediate overview of your content, highlight detected issues, and provide actionable solutions, all to help in maintaining accessibility compliance.
Making a website accessible is an ongoing process for the duration of its lifespan.
Log in to Siteimprove Frontier
A learning path of accessibility courses and Siteimprove courses has been suggested to help you learn about the new tool and website accessibility compliance.
Log in to Siteimprove Frontier.
Click the Sign In button in the top right corner.
Log in using your WatIAM ID and password.
Complete Siteimprove Frontier and Help Center training
The training paths are a combination of courses, tutorials, and support documentation. Logging in will be required for some of them.
Access the Siteimprove Knowledge Base.
The Training courses menu will provide learning paths for:
Siteimprove courses (Content author (User) role)
Contact Website lead when training is complete – important step
Once training is complete, inform your Website lead and you’re ready to move to the Siteimprove platform to begin accessibility remediation! They will edit your permissions and site access.
The site(s) you’re responsible for as a Content author will have been assigned to your account by your Website lead.
Log in to Siteimprove
The Siteimprove platform uses single sign-on (SSO) authentication. To access your account:
Please sign in with your WatIAM email address and password using this link: https://my2.siteimprove.com/Auth/Saml2/67763668?v=2
The Content author (User) role will have been assigned to your account. The sites you are responsible for have been assigned to your account.
Review the Siteimprove Knowledge Base
In our Siteimprove Knowledge Base you’ll find Content author resources to guide you through the process of learning about the tool and how to support the team members who will be remediating site content, including:
Additional Siteimprove and University of Waterloo resources
Please reach out with any questions!