An easy-to-navigate online experience helps everyone, including those with disabilities.
While Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act has set the standard for ensuring the digital content of federal programs is accessible to people with disabilities, many states have passed legislation requiring accessibility. The Department of Justice also issued a final rule regarding state government website accessibility in 2024.
Your site or portal is your main digital channel for informing and interacting with the public.
Develop your strategy for state government website accessibility with an experienced partner. We understand both federal and state requirements and bring decades of 1-on-1 user research with diverse audiences to improve the usability of sites and mobile apps that comply with accessibility laws and regulations.
Review new requirementsAutomated and manual testing against Section 508 federal standards and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA.
Correction of identified accessibility issues, including color contrast and screen reader compatibility, across all digital content.
24/7 proactive monitoring tools and advanced analytics to preemptively address accessibility issues.
Robust encryption algorithms and multi-factor authentication to meet the highest cybersecurity standards.
Advanced caching strategies and code-splitting techniques for rapid webpage loading.
Digital accessibility ensures that everyone, regardless of their ability, has equal access to government information and services through easy-to-navigate websites and mobile apps that support:
When your site accommodates assistive technologies, provides web content in various formats, and follows accessibility standards, it not only becomes easier to navigate for people with disabilities but also improves the customer experience for all visitors.
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