How to Budget for Costs of ADA Title II Web Accessibility Compliance

Creating a comprehensive budget for compliance with the new web accessibility rule under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is critical for ensuring that your digital assets meet the necessary standards without overextending your financial resources. This detailed guide will provide practical cost expectations and cost-effective planning and execution of your web… Continue Reading How to Budget for Costs of ADA Title II Web Accessibility Compliance

How to Become Compliant with New ADA Title II Website Accessibility Rule

Many state and law governments covered by Title II are unfamiliar with digital accessibility. In this guide, we’ll cover the important considerations and steps to take to become compliant with the recently published ADA Title II Website Accessibility Rule. Standards Under the new ADA Title II, all digital assets and content must conform with WCAG… Continue Reading How to Become Compliant with New ADA Title II Website Accessibility Rule

Fact Sheet Summary: ADA Title II Website Accessibility Rule

On April 24, 2024, the Department of Justice (DOJ) updated regulations under Title II of the ADA to enhance accessibility for web content and mobile applications provided by state and local governments. This summary is based on the ADA.gov Fact Sheet and designed to provide a clear understanding of the requirements. Scope of Title II… Continue Reading Fact Sheet Summary: ADA Title II Website Accessibility Rule

ADA Website Compliance

Table of Contents Introduction The Federal Law: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Are You Required to Make Your Website ADA Compliant? Are You Exempt From Making Your Website ADA Compliant? DOJ Stance on Digital Accessibility DOJ Settlements ADA Legal Standard WCAG Versions Success Criteria Sufficient Techniques Advisory Techniques 2.1 AA Checklist Disabilities Impacted Legal Landscape… Continue Reading ADA Website Compliance

Colorado HB21-1110 Compliance: Website Accessibility Training and Services

If you are a Colorado state agency or county government, you must meet the HB21-1110 compliance requirements by the deadline of July 1, 2024. You need to make sure to start as soon as possible because HB21-1110 requires that all technology, both external and internal facing be accessible. Completing an accessibility project – even for… Continue Reading Colorado HB21-1110 Compliance: Website Accessibility Training and Services