Accessibility work with evidence
Assessment, remediation assistance, and reports for the site we deliver, using WCAG 2.2 AA criteria and reviews with keyboard and assistive technology.
What the service covers
Assessment and remediation focus on the templates, content, and core journeys in your agreed scope.
Assessment
Review of templates and core journeys: semantics, names, headings, landmarks, keyboard operation, visible focus, forms and feedback, contrast, reflow, and language handling.
Remediation assistance
Source fixes and content corrections in our scope, followed by rechecks. Remediation of third-party documents requires a separate scope.
Evidence reports
Findings tied to pages and criteria, tested configurations, known limitations, and a channel for reporting barriers. See accessibility statement.
How assistive features fit
Any widget is an assistive feature, not a compliance guarantee. The site remains usable when optional scripts are disabled, and widget behavior is checked against language, theme, focus, and mobile content rather than assumed.
We point teams to stable official sources for their own reading: ADA.gov, Section 508, WCAG overview. We do not present AI-translated regulations as official translations and do not claim FedRAMP, SOC 2, or guaranteed ADA outcomes.
Related: Government Websites, Managed Services, Resources.
Start with the pages you will launch
We assess the templates and journeys in scope, fix what we own, and report the rest plainly.