29/10/2026
Most higher ed websites have quietly become tangled blobs of outdated content, duplicated info, and unowned pages that do nothing to help a student apply, enroll, or stay.
With the federal accessibility deadline arriving in April 2027, that digital bloat is quickly turning into a legal liability.
Sorry, we didn’t mean to spook you!
We just wanted to make the case for watching “Bloated, Sprawling, and Soon Illegal: What to Cut and How to Win the Fight for Web Content,” the latest webinar from our Associate Creative Director, Andrew Buck.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
📚 How to separate pages that drive enrollment and retention from those that only add clutter and risk.
🤒 How to fix the underlying structure of a decentralized campus, not just the symptoms.
✂️ Strategies to get campus leaders and deans to sign off on removing content they’d rather protect.
Check it out at the link below!