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ADA WCAG Form (#37)

The clock is ticking for Public Sector organizations to meet ADA and WCAG compliance. The Department of Justice’s final rule has set strict deadlines for state and local government websites and mobile apps to ensure accessibility. Non-compliance isn’t an option — it’s a risk!

Fines, lawsuits, and loss of tax incentives are real consequences. AgreeYa can help you achieve compliance fast and effectively.

Why Public Sector Organizations Must Act Now

  • Avoid penalties & lawsuits: Non-compliance fines start at $55,000 for first-time violations and up to $110,000 for repeat offenses. Legal actions can damage your organization’s credibility and finances.
  • Maximize tax incentives: Public sector organizations can save up to $5,000 annually through ADA tax credits. Don’t miss out on financial benefits.
  • Ensure digital accessibility: Improve citizen engagement and satisfaction by making your website accessible to all, including individuals with disabilities.
  • Meet fast-approaching deadlines: Compliance timelines are closing fast—failure to act now can result in funding risks, legal penalties, and reputational damage.

Partner with AgreeYa for ADA Compliance

AgreeYa Solutions is a trusted partner for state and local government agencies, advocating for equal digital accessibility. Our products, websites, mobile applications, and technology solutions are designed with accessibility in mind.
Initial Evaluation

Initial Evaluation

Initial assessment, identification of compliance gaps and recommendations for remediation.

Accessibility Audit

Accessibility Audit

Detailed page-by-page audits and remediation roadmap.

Website/App Modernization

Website / App Modernization

Redesign for modern look, seamless user experience, and ADA compliance.

Repair & Remediation

Repair & Remediation

Address non-compliant elements in design and code.

Monitoring

Monitoring

Ensure continuous compliance with regular monitoring services.

PDF Accessibility

PDF Accessibility

Test and correct PDFs for compliance.

Free Web Accessibility Report – Get Yours Today!

Gain clarity on your website’s compliance status with our free initial Web Accessibility Report. Our experts will analyze your website against ADA, WCAG 2.1 AA, and Section 508 standards and provide an actionable roadmap for compliance.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliance ensures that digital platforms, including websites, are accessible to individuals with disabilities, preventing discrimination.

By conducting accessibility audits, remediating non-compliant elements, and maintaining continuous monitoring to align with WCAG and Section 508 standards.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are international standards for web accessibility, ensuring equal access to digital content

WCAG 2.1 is the updated version of WCAG guidelines, providing enhanced criteria for accessibility, particularly for mobile and touch-based interfaces.

WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard compliance level required for most public sector organizations, addressing accessibility barriers for vision, hearing, and mobility impairments.

ADA compliance ensures equal access to digital services, helps avoid legal penalties, and improves user experience for people with disabilities. Public sector organizations must comply to avoid fines and lawsuits.

Organizations that fail to meet ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA standards can face fines starting at $55,000 for first-time violations and up to $110,000 for repeat offenses. Additionally, non-compliance can lead to lawsuits and reputational damage.

WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines include text alternatives, adaptable content, keyboard accessibility, contrast ratios, error identification, and mobile-friendly accessibility to make websites usable for individuals with disabilities.

Public sector organizations including government agencies, municipalities, and public institutions are responsible for making their digital services accessible. IT teams, compliance officers, and web developers must work together to meet standards.

It is recommended to audit your website for accessibility at least once a year and perform updates as regulations evolve. Ongoing monitoring helps maintain compliance and prevents legal risks.

Yes, ADA-compliant websites rank higher because search engines favor user-friendly, mobile-accessible, and well-structured websites. Improved site navigation and alt text for images boost SEO performance.

Public sector organizations, government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and financial services must comply with ADA and WCAG standards to ensure accessibility.

Yes. Lawsuits related to digital accessibility violations have significantly increased. Non-compliant organizations risk legal action, financial penalties, and reputational harm.

Ensure Your Website is ADA Compliant Before It’s Too Late!

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