Practical guides on ADA Title II, WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, and government website accessibility standards.
The DOJ's final rule requires all state and local governments to meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 24, 2026. Here's exactly what cities, counties, and municipalities must do — plus the 12 most common failures on government sites.
Read article →School districts face triple exposure under ADA Title II, Section 504, and IDEA. This guide covers every web property in scope, the 8 most common failures on school sites, and the board documentation you need before the deadline.
Read article →50 success criteria translated into plain language for government IT teams. Every criterion your city, county, or school district must meet before the April 2026 ADA Title II deadline — with pass/fail examples throughout.
Read article →Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act requires federal agencies to purchase only accessible ICT products. Here's exactly how non-compliance disqualifies contractors at source selection — before a proposal is ever reviewed.
Read article →CMMC Level 2 assessors evaluate your entire IT posture — and that includes your public-facing website. Learn which security headers, TLS configurations, and third-party script policies appear in pre-assessment interviews.
Read article →84% of government agencies research contractor websites before procurement discussions. Contracting officers cross-reference SAM data against your public website. Here's what they're looking for — and what gaps cost you contracts.
Read article →The FTA issued new accessibility guidance in January 2025 and the DOJ's ADA Title II WCAG 2.1 AA rule takes effect April 2026. If you're a bus manufacturer, equipment supplier, or transit service contractor, here's what changes.
Read article →Free. 60 seconds. PASS/CONDITIONAL/FAIL verdict against real federal standards.
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