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Applying EveryRamp's fixes on Revize

The short answer: for a site built on Revize's eGov content management system, most text and image fixes are things your own web team can change directly, in an editor that works much like a word processor. Fixes to the site-wide theme or forms need a Revize support request. This page describes Revize's own public support process; it is not a review of the product.

How the split works on Revize

Revize's own page editor needs no coding — staff use it much like Microsoft Word to edit pages, add documents, and add new pages. That gives two buckets:

  • Content-level — text, images, links, headings and tables inside a page, changed in the page editor.
  • Template-level — the site-wide theme, any built-in form module, and embedded-content boxes such as maps or calendars. These usually sit outside the page editor and need a Revize support request.

Menu names can vary by contract. Where a step below doesn't match what you see, look for the field in your own editor that serves the same purpose.

Fixes you can make yourself

  • Image descriptions: select the image and add its description in the alt-text field. Leave it blank for a purely decorative image, rather than typing "image" or a file name.
  • Headings: apply your editor's built-in heading styles in order, the same way you'd apply Heading 1, 2 or 3 styles in a word processor. Don't just make text bold and bigger.
  • Link text: rewrite text like "click here" so it says where the link goes.
  • Tables: use your editor's table tool to mark the header row or column, the same way Word lets you mark a header row, rather than only bolding it.
  • Page title: look for a separate page-title or SEO-title field from the visible heading.

Fixes that need a Revize support request

Revize offers unlimited technical support through an online portal, by phone at 248-269-9263, or by email. Send this wording through whichever channel your account normally uses:

Our website was tested against WCAG 2.1 AA. The following findings are in the site template, not something we can change in our own page editor:

  • Page language not set correctly (WCAG 3.1.1) — [page address]
  • Pinch-zoom or text-resize disabled (WCAG 1.4.4, 1.4.10) — [page address]
  • Text/background color contrast too low (WCAG 1.4.3) in the site theme — [page address, element]
  • No visible outline when tabbing with a keyboard (WCAG 2.4.7) — sitewide
  • No way to skip repeated navigation to reach page content (WCAG 2.4.1) — sitewide
  • A form field has no programmatic label (WCAG 1.3.1, 4.1.2) — [form/page address]
  • Keyboard focus gets stuck in part of the page (WCAG 2.1.2) — [page address]
  • An embedded map, calendar or video box has no title (WCAG 4.1.2) — [page address]

Please let us know which of these we can adjust ourselves versus items needing a fix on your side.

Include only the lines that actually apply to your own report.

Replacing a PDF without breaking its link

  1. Open your document library.
  2. Upload EveryRamp's rebuilt PDF as a replacement for the existing file, rather than deleting the old one and adding a new file. Replacing in place is what normally keeps the same public link.
  3. Open the old link again and confirm it now shows the new file before you consider it done.

If you don't see a replace option, ask Revize support (contact above) to confirm the right way to update the document without changing its address.

After you fix things

Once your fixes — and, if needed, Revize's — are live, go back to your EveryRamp order page and press "Re-test my site." Your test report updates automatically, and EveryRamp re-tests every month for 12 months.

This page is general information, not legal advice.

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