Resources and tools to support the planning, creation and maintenance of websites

Before you build

Complete our WCMS training to learn about building and maintaining a site in the WCMS.

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Best practices & guidelines

Resources, standards, procedures and guidelines for building and maintaining your site.

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WCMS support

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The Waterloo Content Management System (WCMS) is the centrally supported website creation and maintenance tool used to create, edit, and manage web content at the University of Waterloo.

This user-friendly system provides a way for users to manage digital information and content on a website without prior knowledge of web programming or markup languages. It is specifically designed for the University and promotes the UWaterloo branding within the system. The tools within the WCMS are accessible and comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).

WCMS 3 is the newest version of the WCMS with many changes from the former version making it more secure and incorporating more options for creativity in the information architecture of web pages and content.

Blog

This Web Dev Rev session had notes on Drupal's new AI initiative, a brief history of JavaScript, designing beyond barriers, and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video about Stanford University's web development processes. Click through to read the whole blog post...

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This Web Dev Rev session had notes on AI code review, fostering an accessibility culture, future-proofing your design system, and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video about how you don't have to put everything on the home page. Click through to read the whole blog post...