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Web Accessibility / Cross-cutting service

Web accessibility audits and remediation for associations.

Accessibility sits across the system. It belongs in new builds, ongoing support, and audits for organizations that need to understand their exposure.

Automated first. Human review when it matters.

Our current scope starts with automated audits, prioritized fixes, and implementation support. When a human-led WCAG review is needed, we bring in a specialist partner.

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ADA Title II and Oregon 2027 deadline

The DOJ extended Title II web accessibility requirements under WCAG 2.1 Level AA to April 26, 2027. That makes accessibility a practical planning issue for public-sector-adjacent organizations now, not next year.

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Automated WCAG audits

We scan performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO, and AEO signals so teams can see the first set of issues quickly and prioritize what matters.

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Prioritized remediation plan

We separate high-impact WCAG fixes from noise so teams know what to address first and can make a defensible case for the work to leadership.

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Human assistive-technology review

When the project needs manual assistive-technology testing or a formal WCAG audit letter, we scope that work with a specialist accessibility partner.

Common questions

What is the WCAG 2.1 Level AA requirement for associations?
The DOJ extended ADA Title II web accessibility requirements under WCAG 2.1 Level AA to April 26, 2027 for state and local government entities and many public-sector-adjacent organizations. This means websites must meet criteria for text contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, form labeling, and page structure.
What does an automated accessibility audit cover?
Automated audits scan for detectable WCAG violations including color contrast failures, missing image alt text, unlabeled form inputs, keyboard navigation issues, and missing page structure. Automated tools catch roughly 30 to 40 percent of WCAG issues. The remainder requires human assistive technology testing.
Do I need a human accessibility review or is automated testing enough?
For most organizations, automated testing with prioritized remediation is the right starting point. Human review with assistive technology testing is needed when the organization has a compliance deadline, faces legal exposure, or needs a formal WCAG audit letter for board or legal purposes.

Need to know where the accessibility risk is?

Start with an automated audit. If the findings call for deeper review, we will scope the right next step.

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