Title II-aware digital remediation planning
Accessibility & ADA · ADA Title II
ADA Title II digital accessibility for state and local entities
We support state and local government teams remediating websites and digital content with Title II-aware, WCAG-informed practice—without legal advice or guarantees.
Situations that bring teams here
- Public services rely on inaccessible PDFs and forms
- Website deadlines approaching without a remediation plan
- Staff lack capacity for document accessibility
- Need clear prioritization across departments
What we can evaluate or remediate
Website barrier remediation
Public document remediation
Accessible forms and transactions
Cross-department prioritization
Documented findings for stakeholders
Practical outcomes
- Clearer structure and interaction for people using assistive technology
- Documented findings your stakeholders can review
- A scoped path forward instead of open-ended risk language
How we approach this work
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Understand services and audiences
Focus on public-facing impact.
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Prioritize content and journeys
Deadlines inform planning; they do not replace scope.
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Remediate and validate
Web and documents as agreed.
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Sustain progress
Templates and ongoing support options.
Validation approach
ADA Title II applies specifically to state and local government entities. We do not present private organizations as automatically covered under Title II.
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.
Ready to start?
Describe the content, volume, and deadlines that matter. We will help scope a practical next step.