Service
Accessibility & Section 508 compliance
WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, and ADA Title II conformance — from the initial audit through remediation and ongoing monitoring.
Why it matters
Accessibility isn’t optional — and it isn’t hard
Federal agencies are bound by Section 508. State and local governments are bound by ADA Title II and increasingly by state-level statutes. Most failures aren’t intentional — they come from a CMS that lets editors paste inaccessible content, or a design system that wasn’t built with assistive technology in mind.
We fix both. We remediate the existing site, and we put guardrails in place so it stays conformant after we leave.
Standards we work to
WCAG 2.2 Level AA
The international web accessibility baseline cited by most procurement language.
Section 508 (ICT Refresh)
The federal procurement standard for information and communication technology.
ADA Title II
The 2024 final rule applying WCAG 2.1 AA to state and local government web content.
EN 301 549
For agencies with EU partners or vendors that need a unified standard.
Deliverables
Audit. Remediate. Monitor.
Comprehensive accessibility audit
Automated scans plus manual testing with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and zoom/contrast tools.
Prioritized remediation plan
Findings ranked by severity, user impact, and effort — not a 600-page PDF dump.
Code-level remediation
Our developers fix the issues directly in your codebase, with PRs your team can review.
Editor training
Live sessions teaching content authors how to write accessible headings, alt text, links, and tables.
VPAT / ACR documentation
Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates and Accessibility Conformance Reports for procurement.
Ongoing monitoring
Automated regression scans on every deploy and quarterly manual re-tests so conformance doesn’t drift.
Related Services
Often paired with this engagement
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