UnifyBoard

Accessibility & ADA

Accessibility that works beyond the website

UnifyBoard™ helps organizations identify, remediate, and reduce accessibility barriers across documents, websites, forms, digital products, and the systems used to create them.

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Where accessibility work usually starts

Many teams already know their public website needs attention. Fewer have a plan for the PDFs, Word files, decks, spreadsheets, forms, and document libraries that staff and the public rely on every day. We work across both—with clear scope, documented findings, and remediation that can be validated.

Document accessibility

Our primary differentiator: remediating and validating digital documents when your team does not have in-house accessibility specialists.

Document Accessibility Overview

PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, templates, and libraries—scoped to how your organization actually publishes.

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PDF Remediation

Tagged structure, reading order, tables, forms, and alt text—backed by manual review, not checkers alone.

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Word Document Remediation

Styles, headings, lists, and tables that survive editing and accessible PDF export.

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PowerPoint Remediation

Meaningful titles, correct reading order, and slides that remain usable when presented or exported.

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Excel Accessibility

Workbook structure, tables, charts, and instructions that make complex data navigable.

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Accessible Document Templates

Reusable patterns that reduce repeated remediation across policies, reports, and notices.

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High-Volume Document Remediation

Inventory, prioritization, and batch remediation for large public or operational libraries.

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Digital accessibility

Websites, forms, mobile experiences, and design systems—focused on real user barriers and maintainable fixes.

Web Accessibility Remediation

Code-level fixes for WordPress and custom sites—keyboard, semantics, contrast, and critical journeys.

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Accessibility Audits & Testing

Scoped evaluation with documented findings, priorities, and a remediation roadmap.

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Accessible Forms

Labels, instructions, errors, and assistive-technology behavior for high-stakes transactions.

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Mobile & Digital Products

Accessibility review and remediation guidance for apps and responsive product flows.

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Accessible Design Systems

Components and patterns that carry accessibility forward as teams ship new UI.

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Standards and organizational requirements

We keep ADA Title II, Section 508, and WCAG distinct—and help you evaluate and remediate against the requirements that apply to your content and context.

Section 508 Remediation

Support for federal ICT expectations and vendor deliverables that must meet Section 508-related requirements.

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ADA Title II Accessibility

Practical remediation support for state and local government digital content under Title II.

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WCAG Conformance Support

WCAG-informed evaluation and remediation with defined scope—not vague conformance claims.

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Ongoing Accessibility Support

Recurring review, intake, and prevention so accessibility does not reset after one project.

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A credible high-level process

  1. Understand content and context

    We clarify what you publish, who uses it, and which requirements matter for this engagement.

  2. Define scope and priorities

    We agree on files, pages, or journeys—and what “done” means for this phase.

  3. Evaluate representative material

    Automated tools support the work; manual review catches what checkers miss.

  4. Remediate identified barriers

    We fix structure, semantics, and interaction issues in documents or code.

  5. Validate and deliver

    Findings, remediated materials, and practical recommendations—ready for your next step.

Important notice

Accessibility requirements vary by organization, jurisdiction, content, and use case. UnifyBoard™ provides accessibility evaluation and remediation services, not legal advice or regulatory certification.

Tell us what needs to be accessible

Describe the documents, site, or program. We will help you scope a practical next step—without legal guarantees or one-size claims.

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