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Public Sector ADA Title II Compliance

Compliance solutions for state and local governments. Meet WCAG 2.1 AA requirements with clear timelines and implementation support.

ADA Title II Web and Mobile Rule

The ADA Title II web and mobile rule went live June 24, 2024. State and local governments have 2-3 years to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, depending on population size. The clock's ticking.

⚠️ Critical: Overlays Do NOT Satisfy ADA Title II Requirements

Court judgments have ruled that accessibility overlays do NOT provide ADA compliance. Cases including Murphy v. Eyebobs LLC (2021) and FTC v. accessiBe Ltd. (2025) establish that overlays cannot fix underlying code and often interfere with assistive technologies. For ADA Title II compliance, public entities MUST conduct regular manual audits with assistive technologies.

We help you meet the deadline and stay compliant:

  • Automated scanning of websites, mobile apps, and documents (supplementary tool)
  • Mandatory manual audits with assistive technologies (screen readers, keyboard navigation)
  • Prioritized remediation roadmaps based on risk and user impact
  • Implementation guides that work with government procurement
  • Training for technical and non-technical staff
  • Ongoing monitoring and compliance reporting
  • User testing with people with disabilities (essential for legal compliance)

Compliance Solution Components

Everything you need to meet ADA Title II requirements

Compliance Timelines

Clear implementation timelines aligned with the June 24, 2024 effective date and 2-3 year compliance windows.

WCAG 2.1 AA Mapping

Mapping of your digital assets to WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria with prioritized remediation paths. See our <Link href="/resources/standards" className="text-primary-blue hover:underline">standards library</Link> for details.

Implementation Guides

Step-by-step guides for web and mobile accessibility, including procurement, development, and testing processes.

Ongoing Monitoring

Continuous scanning and monitoring to maintain compliance as content and applications evolve.

Training Programs

Training for developers, content creators, and procurement teams on accessibility best practices.

Documentation Support

Accessible document remediation and templates for PDFs, Word documents, and other file formats.

Implementation Timeline

Phase 1: Assessment (Months 1-3)

Complete accessibility audit of all digital assets, including:

  • Public-facing websites and web applications
  • Mobile applications
  • PDF documents and other file formats
  • Video and multimedia content

Phase 2: Remediation (Months 4-18)

Prioritized remediation based on:

  • User impact and frequency of use
  • Legal risk assessment
  • Technical complexity and resource requirements
  • Dependencies and integration points

Phase 3: Ongoing Compliance (Ongoing)

Continuous monitoring and maintenance:

  • Automated scanning of new and updated content
  • Regular compliance reporting
  • Training and support for content creators
  • Accessibility testing in procurement processes