

YuJa EqualGround’s Policy Hub helps ensure a consistent and institutionally compliant user experience across your entire website, saving time and reducing manual effort.
Take charge of website management with tailored policies that simplify locating pages and elements that need attention, whether text, HTML elements, links, or specific images. These policies eliminate the need for manual search across hundreds of pages.
Content policies examine page elements and structure, such as title, URL, text on the page, meta descriptions, link text, and overall page structure. Media policies track file information, locations, and pages that link to it. Document policies monitor specific file types and their attributes across your site, including location, size, upload date, and more.
Set specific rules for content, media, and documents that align with your organization’s standards. Whether it’s branding elements or required support information, define exactly what should appear across your pages.
Conduct comprehensive audits by running multiple policies at once. Streamline content updates and identify areas that need attention, all within a single dashboard.
Deliver a consistent user experience with consistency across your pages. Track important elements like support links, logos, and required content to ensure visitors have a uniform experience no matter which pages they visit.
Automatically scan your websites to identify pages that don’t meet your defined policies, making it easy to maintain standards as your digital presence grows.
While the institution initially started with the YuJa Enterprise Video Platform, it has added YuJa Panorama for Digital Accessibility to its suite of products. YuJa Panorama is a tool that improves the accessibility of digital media and course content. It ingests, inspects, and converts files to various formats, and can do the same with audio.
Read the case studySouthwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) is one of the country’s leading regional universities. The institution was newer to the ed-tech accessibility realm when Lisa Friesen, the institution’s Director for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, was introduced to YuJa through a colleague at another regional university in Oklahoma.
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