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Public services every resident can use

Manual accessibility audits. Real people. Real accuracy.

State and local governments must meet ADA Title II and Section 508, and the federal Title II rule now requires WCAG 2.1 AA for public websites and apps. We help agencies make their digital services and facilities usable for every resident, with manual inspections and transition planning.

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Tell us about your website, documents, or facility and we will get back to you with a no-obligation read on your accessibility risk. A real specialist reviews every request.

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Accessibility compliance barriers were identified. Additional barriers are likely to exist beyond digital properties.
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Full issue breakdown with WCAG criteria, fix priorities, and remediation guidance.
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Digital Sites & services
Physical Facility access
Title II Transition plans

Independent, manual, and verifiable. Built for public-sector accountability.

Accessibility in government

Accessible public services, online and on site

See how our manual inspection surfaces the barriers residents actually hit, across public websites, online services, and documents, and across public facilities, then turns them into a prioritized, trackable plan.

Accessibility for government

Equal access to public services

State and local governments are subject to ADA Title II and Section 508, and the Department of Justice’s Title II rule requires public websites and mobile apps to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with compliance deadlines phased by population size. Inaccessible sites and documents can block residents from essential services.

Accessibilities helps agencies meet these obligations through manual inspections, not automated scans. We identify the real barriers across your digital services and facilities, document them clearly, and build a sustainable, trackable path to compliance, including Title II self-evaluations and transition plans.

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Why it matters

Why accessibility matters in government

Inaccessible public websites and documents can shut residents out of essential services and put your agency out of compliance with Title II. Manual, standards-based evaluation is how you prove access and meet the rule.

Meet ADA Title II and Section 508

Conform to the WCAG 2.1 AA Title II rule

Serve every resident equitably

Document accountability and progress

Digital accessibility

Accessible public services, at agency scale

Residents reach your agency through public sites, online services, and thousands of documents. We inspect them manually with assistive technology and give you findings your teams and vendors can act on.

Websites & online services

Manual WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA inspection of public sites and online services, tested with screen readers and keyboard navigation.

Document libraries & PDFs

Auditing and remediation of large document collections, forms, and public PDFs for JAWS and NVDA, meeting Section 508.

Title II conformance reporting

Evaluation against the WCAG 2.1 AA standard the Title II rule requires, with clear conformance documentation.

Remediation & verification

Developer-ready fixes, vendor coordination, and follow-up reviews confirming conformance across your digital properties.

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Facility access, and transition planning

Title II obligations extend to your buildings and programs. We coordinate on-site built-environment ADA inspections, California CASp surveys, and Title II self-evaluations and transition plans through our certified inspector network and government partners.

Built-environment ADA surveys

On-site evaluation of parking, entrances, paths of travel, and restrooms across your facilities against the 2010 ADA Standards.

California CASp inspections

Through our partner network, Certified Access Specialist surveys that establish Qualified Defendant status under California's CRASCA statute.

Title II self-evaluations & transition plans

Our team collaborated with our established government partners to develop the self-evaluation and transition plan.

About us

Real accessibility experts, not plugins or automated tools

Manual inspections by real experts, for real accuracy
Developer-ready reports that are clear and prioritize resolutions
Legal and policy support, from demand letters to VPATs
Trusted by businesses, attorneys, and agencies nationwide

Our team of accessibility professionals and community testers with lived experience identify barriers that automation misses, delivering reports your teams and vendors can act on immediately. We help meet Title II, document accountability, and create lasting, trackable compliance.

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Our manual inspections are roughly twice as accurate as leading automated tools.
~30%of real barriers are what automated scans typically catch on their own
100%of findings documented and independently verifiable

How we help

How we support government agencies

We combine policy insight, technical expertise, and hands-on inspection to create sustainable, Title II-ready accessibility programs.

  • Government accessibility audits. Comprehensive manual evaluations of websites, online services, and document libraries.
  • Remediation consulting. Developer-ready solutions, vendor coordination, and verification of conformance.
  • Title II self-evaluation and transition plans. Program self-evaluations and transition plans developed with established government partners.
  • Document and PDF accessibility. Auditing and remediation for public-facing documents at volume.
  • Training and capacity building. Equipping staff and vendors to sustain accessibility standards long term.

Services

How we can help

Comprehensive, human-led solutions for digital and physical accessibility compliance.

Accessibility inspections & WCAG audits

Manual website inspections by real people. We map each issue to WCAG criteria with developer-ready remediation guidance.

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PDF & document accessibility

We tag and remediate PDFs, forms, and documents for JAWS and NVDA, meeting Section 508 and ADA standards.

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Website accessibility remediation

End-to-end repair of issues found in audits, from contrast to ARIA labeling, making sites compliant and usable.

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Accessibility consultation

Strategic guidance for organizations elevating accessibility: VPAT consultation, compliance support, and policy development.

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Results

Results we have delivered for government

Agencies need defensible documentation, measurable progress, and accountability under Title II. We deliver all three, at scale.

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Digital + Physical · Regional government agency

A regional government agency partnered with Accessibilities to audit its public website and document library ahead of the Title II deadline. Our team manually identified more than 2,000 barriers, prioritized fixes, and — with our established government partners — developed a self-evaluation and transition plan. Within eight weeks, the agency reached WCAG 2.1 AA conformance on its digital properties and established an annual audit schedule.

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barriers prioritized
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Testimonials

What our clients say

Organizations rely on Accessibilities for trusted audits and ongoing compliance support.

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I recently worked with Accessibilities to adapt training materials for a participant who is blind. The timeline for these updates was extremely short, and the content involved highly technical medical...

Jordan Brandt
Jun 22, 2026
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We are a website development company that worked with Adam's team to make substantial changes to a 300+ website developed many years ago. During the entire process, they were extremely...

Michael Garza
May 30, 2026
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Working with Adam Unger and the Accessibilities team for our inspection and consultation services has been an outstanding experience. Adam was exceptionally communicative, transparent, and provided immense value from the...

Matthew Cancino
May 12, 2026
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Absolutely amazing experience with Accessibilities. They truly went above and beyond every step of the way — from the initial consultation to the final outcome. The team was incredibly responsive,...

Arash Fayz
Apr 28, 2026
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I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with the team at Accessibilities, and their dedication to advancing inclusive design is truly commendable. Their expertise in navigating complex ADA requirements, combined with...

bijeta choudhury
Apr 24, 2026
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Adam and Team were very professional during the audit of the DEN. Accessibilities (Digital accessibility audit) had an extensive team of industry professionals on call. The deadline given to the...

Ben Finley
23 april 2026
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Great work from Adam and his team!

George Dufournier
Apr 14, 2026
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We had the pleasure of working with Accessibilities – Experts in Manual Website Accessibility Inspections – to review our Golden Gate Hospice Care website. Their team was professional, thorough, and...

Golden Gate Hospice Care
Jan 19, 2026
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Adam and Julian were great to work with. Caring, clear communicators who went above and beyond on our project.

Joshua Klyber
Jan 16, 2026
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I recently worked with Accessibilities.co for a full manual accessibility audit and remediation on our company website, and I couldn't be more impressed!

X Garcia
Dec 29, 2025
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Adam and the entire Accessibilities team are dedicated to the disabled community and to improving access to online digital platforms. We are lucky to have them as a partner in...

Neal Meyers
Dec 27, 2025
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Julian is a consummate professional. We hired him for a complex medical website build, and he ensured it is now fully compliant. Every detail was thoroughly vetted, reviewed, and debugged....

Rob Pashman
Dec 26, 2025
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Their inspection process was thorough, efficient, and insightful, giving us clear action steps to ensure compliance and a better user experience for all visitors.

Raheleh Sarbaziha
Oct 29, 2025
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Adam and the team are very skilled and knowledgeable with respect to website access, and always responsive with any questions I have.

Mark Gibson
Sep 14, 2025
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Rick Walken
Sep 04, 2025
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Super friendly and professional. They really helped us out with our company website. It looks great and works seamlessly.

Jo Ga
Sep 03, 2025
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Super friendly and professional. They really helped us out with our company website. It looks great and works seamlessly.

Jomar Garcia
Aug 28, 2025
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Excellent service. The inspection made everything super clear. Professional, fast, and exactly what I needed.

Vanessa Bretonn
Jul 11, 2025
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Thank you, Accessibilities team! Super thorough review of my website and exceeded expectations in every possible way!

Jessica Breton
Jul 08, 2025
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Excellent service. The inspection made everything super clear. Professional, fast, and exactly what I needed. 10/10

vanessabretonn
Jul 04, 2025
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Ninfa Sanchez
Jun 03, 2025
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Matt Neshpor-Coburn
May 21, 2025
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Asa Whitaker
Apr 13, 2025
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Super professional, excellent bedside manner, absolutely would recommend! Adam and Julian are the best in the game.

Sarah Komjathy
Jan 31, 2025
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Very positive experience with Accessibilities. They were responsive, proactive, always helpful and so easy to work with. Highly recommend!

Kim O'Leary
Oct 19, 2024
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Max Pashman
Jun 24, 2019
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Ryan Karpel
Jun 15, 2019
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Jennifer Borman
Jun 1, 2019
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Accessibilities provided a flawless experience!

Kyle Salstrom
May 21, 2019
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Why government chooses us

Why government agencies choose us

Human-led accessibility inspections for websites, documents, services, and facilities that meet ADA Title II, Section 508, and WCAG requirements.

Accessibilities specializes in public-sector accessibility. We provide defensible documentation, measurable progress tracking, and follow-up verification for accountability, helping agencies meet Title II and deliver equitable access to every resident.

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By the numbers

Human-led accessibility solutions that reduce legal risk and enable access for all

17,899+
Barriers identified manually
1,495+
Manual accessibility audits completed
8,750+
Hours of hands-on accessibility consultation
4,789+
PDFs inspected and remediated

FAQ

Government accessibility, answered

Does the Title II rule require our website to meet WCAG?

Yes. The Department of Justice’s Title II rule requires state and local government websites and mobile apps to conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA, with compliance deadlines phased by population size. We help agencies evaluate against that standard and document conformance.

What is a Title II self-evaluation and transition plan?

A self-evaluation reviews your programs, services, and activities for accessibility barriers, and a transition plan documents how and when you will remove them. We develop both with our established government partners.

Can you handle thousands of documents and multiple sites?

Yes. We audit and remediate large document libraries and inspect multiple sites and services, prioritizing by risk and resident impact so your teams and vendors can work through them in a manageable order.

Do you inspect facilities and handle physical ADA obligations?

Yes. Alongside digital work, we coordinate on-site built-environment ADA surveys and, in California, CASp inspections of your facilities, and we develop Title II transition plans.

Can you work with our internal teams and vendors?

Yes. We document barriers in clear, developer-ready language and coordinate with your internal teams and third-party vendors so everyone knows exactly what to fix.

What is the typical timeline?

Timelines scale with the size of your digital footprint and facilities. We phase larger programs and report progress throughout, with initial findings typically delivered within weeks of scoping.

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ADA Title II transition plans ADA facility inspection PDF & document accessibility CASp inspection (California) All services

Meet Title II and serve every resident

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