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A mission-critical tool: The Fort Lewis College website

FLC Website Homepage
FLC Website Homepage

The FLC website is both our primary marketing tool and a mission-critical resource. In 2024, nearly 500,000 users visited the site, generating 2.6 million page views. With so many visitors, delivering clear, accessible, and up-to-date information is essential.

Keeping pace with web design, accessibility, SEO, and analytics can be challenging. The Web Management Team provides the support and expertise needed to maintain a site that is functional, compliant, and user-friendly—helping your audience find information quickly and efficiently.

FLC’s website is governed by a web governance policy managed by the Web Management Team and IT, ensuring consistency, accessibility, and security while aligning with institutional branding and compliance standards.

Web services available for campus partners

If you have a web-related request not listed here, submit a web service request or contact us directly. We’re here to help you find the right solution.

Quick web updates
Website design, redesign, and optimization
Website analytics, reports, and insights
Academic department homepage update (new!)
Faculty bios

How to make files accessible

Files to be uploaded to the website must be digitally accessible. Per FLC policy, document creators are responsible for ensuring accessibility. We know this can be challenging, so Marcomm has compiled resources to help:

Your options

  1. Remediate the files yourself using the resources below.
  2. Convert your content to a webpage instead of a file. NYU’s PDF, Webpage, or Doc? guide can help determine the best format. Let us know if you'd like to explore this option.

Get started with accessibility

  1. New to digital accessibility? Take the Digital Accessibility 2.0 Course in Canvas.
  2. Ready to remediate? These quick guides can help:

Tools available at FLC

  1. Microsoft Word’s built-in accessibility checker.

  2. Adobe Acrobat accessibility tools (Available through FLC): AskIT can help you set this up if you don’t have Acrobat on your computer.

Still need help? Reach out to the FLC Digital Accessibility Committee.