Check Your Site For Broken Links
You can now check your Broken Links Report on SiteImprove!
To find the Broken Links Report on Siteimprove, make sure you are in one of your groups and are in the Quality Assurance dashboard:
You can now check your Broken Links Report on SiteImprove!
To find the Broken Links Report on Siteimprove, make sure you are in one of your groups and are in the Quality Assurance dashboard:
The Office of Web & Digital Strategy is collecting feedback to guide the upcoming redesign of the uis.edu website. We’d like your perspective on what’s working well and what could be improved. Your input will help us better understand common challenges and positive experiences across campus. Your feedback will directly inform our redesign process as we work toward a Summer 2026 launch of the new site.
Inconsistent menus — where different parts of a site use different labels for the same content — can confuse users, slow down navigation, and undermine trust in the site. That’s why we’re launching an effort to standardize menu terminology and structure across all units.
Simplified, predictable menu labels and consistent structure help ensure that:
You spoke and we listened! The web team has added some new features and blocks based on feedback and requests.
There is now Image Cards with a description that can be used to add more visual elements through the editor.
The Office of Web & Digital Strategy has achieved several key initiatives across the uis.edu website and mobile app, enhancing the overall experience for both visitors and content editors. These improvements have strengthened accessibility, usability, transparency, and the findability of information. View our FY25 website stats for details on site performance.
Consistency in menu and navigation terminology ensures a clear, accessible experience for all users. To support this, UIS has developed a standard set of menu labels.
The Office of Web and Digital Strategy has launched new department/term content blocks and new card blocks to provide additional options for editors to use, without requiring custom code!
Department content blocks include feeds for Programs of Study, News, Events, Directory, Featured Profiles, Resources, Research and FAQs. This allows these feeds to added within the gutenberg editor and moved anywhere within the page content.
You can now insert an accordion into anywhere in your content! Simply find the block called "Accordion" and insert it into your content within the editor. From there, you'll title your accordion and then insert most any block you'd like in the accordion body.