Web Requests

If there are edits you would like made to a SSW site or a new page/section you need created, you can do so by submitting a web request.

For edits to existing pages please allow 3-4 business days for completion. For bigger projects including new site & page creations we recommend at least a 2-3 week timeline, to ensure time for planning, creation, revisions and publishing. 

When submitting a web request please ensure you included the necessary content & files for it to be completed. Content should include the things that should be displayed on the website (About, Mission, Goals, Images, PDF's, Contact information, etc.).

Multiple edits can be compiled into one word document and uploaded through the web request form. Examples of word document structure: 

Example 1

Example 2

Images that should be included on the page as well as additional documents (PDFs & Word) that should be link should be uploaded to the same request as separate file uploads. 

To assist with preparing your request you should review our content types (widgets) available for each SSW page. You can note in your word document which content types you would like used for each section but this is not required. 

If you need assistance please schedule a call or email miesha.williams@ssw.umaryland.edu 

If you are unsure where to begin with your web request, or would just prefer to have a chat first; you can do so by scheduling a call with our Web Developer, Miesha Williams or emailing miesha.williams@ssw.umaryland.edu 

TerminalFour (T4) is the content management system (CMS) that the University of Maryland Baltimore (UMB) uses for the website. This allows users to easily add content to the website. Adding content to TerminalFour (T4) can be as simple as copying a piece of content from one location and pasting it into a content type in T4.

In order to gain access to make edits in the SSW section of TerminalFour you must complete the SSW training video (1hr). You can request training & T4 access by emailing miesha.williams@ssw.umaryland.edu 

UMB's Office of Communications and Public Affairs (OCPA) provides optional training videos and documentation that covers the fundamentals of T4. Training primarily focuses on the central UMB website. Video: Learn T4 Fundamentals