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Understand which state and local government entities are required to meet ADA Title II digital accessibility standards.
Learn what federal guidance requires for websites, online services, and PDFs under ADA and WCAG standards.
Website and document remediation services designed to help public entities achieve accessibility efficiently and responsibly.
Explore federal, state, and grant funding sources that may help offset the cost of accessibility compliance.
ADAComply helps state and local government entities meet ADA digital accessibility requirements by building ADA-compliant websites and remediating the documents those sites publish. Whether you need a new website, an existing site rebuilt for accessibility, or ongoing remediation of PDFs and public documents, we provide structured, standards-based services designed for public-sector realities.
Our certified accessibility professionals identify which website content and documents must be accessible, remediate them in alignment with WCAG and ADA guidance, and provide ongoing document remediation support to help keep your site compliant as new content is added.
Website Remediation or New Website options in time for the deadline. Contact us now to get your free quote and $25 in free PDF remediation credits.
Everything required to make your website and documents ADA compliant—delivered clearly, responsibly, and with ongoing support.
Designing new public-sector websites that meet ADA Title II and WCAG accessibility standards.
Rebuilding or correcting existing websites to remove accessibility barriers without a complete rebuild.
Remediating Pdf's and documents like agendas, minutes, forms, newsletters, and reports to meet document accessibility requirements.
Ongoing remediation of newly posted documents and website updates content to help maintain continuous compliance.
Accessibility audits and documented reports aligned with WCAG and federal enforcement expectations.
Creating required accessibility statements, policies, and public notices aligned with DOJ guidance.
Implementing appropriate accessibility tools when needed, as part of a broader compliance strategy.
ADA compliance presentations for boards and leadership, remotely or in person.
Contacting ADAComply saves your team time and limited resources by helping you meet accessibility requirements on schedule, avoid penalties, and maintain public trust.
If you’re apart of a public sector entity that is affected by the April ADA compliance deadline, then we can help in a variety of ways.
