Website requirements webinar resources - Oregon

On-demand webinar: Streamline Web for Oregon Special Districts

Watch this free one hour webinar to learn about the website creation tool built just for local government, in partnership with the Special District Association of Oregon.

In the video we demonstrate page editing and updating, the meeting dashboard and agenda reminders, transparency checklists and more.

Watch this free webinar to learn how to manage your own website easily, without spending your entire technology budget.

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Webinar resources

Download the slide deck intro (PDF)

Testing tools for Section 508 compliance

How to use Chrome Lighthouse to check your site
achecker.ca - to check individual pages
Recording of a past full length Section 508 webinar
Siteimprove - for more robust site quality services
PDF of tips for making PDFs accessible
Webaim color contrast checker
WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines

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You will definitely want to talk with Streamline. They have done a great job for the District over the last couple of years. I feel they were very instrumental in assisting our District maintaining our Transparency Certificate for the third straight time.– Robert Johnson, General Manager, Aromas Water District

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