ADA & WCAG compliance, explained
Practical guides on getting — and staying — ADA compliant, written for the people who actually have to do the work.
August 22, 2026
The 5 Accessibility Mistakes We Find on Almost Every Government Website
Missing alt text, washed-out contrast, unlabeled forms, and PDFs nobody can read with a screen reader. Here is what keeps showing up in our scans, and how to fix each one.
Read more →August 18, 2026
Effective Communication Under the ADA: What "Auxiliary Aids" Actually Means
ADA compliance is not just a website checklist. Here is what the effective communication and auxiliary aids requirement covers, and who has to ask for it.
Read more →August 13, 2026
WCAG 2.1 vs. WCAG 2.2: What Changed, and Which One Applies to You
The DOJ rule names WCAG 2.1 AA specifically — not 2.2. Here is what actually changed between the two versions and why the distinction matters for your deadline.
Read more →August 8, 2026
What Happens If Your Government Website Isn't ADA Compliant?
DOJ complaints, private lawsuits, and settlement costs are all on the table. Here is what actually triggers them and how towns can get ahead of it.
Read more →August 1, 2026
ADA Website Compliance Checklist for Local Governments
Everything a town, county, or agency needs to check before the DOJ Title II deadline hits — in the order that actually matters.
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