# Web Accessibility
Digital Accessibility Planning Toolkit: A Guided Walkthrough
Join this customer webinar to discover how to turn accessibility goals into a manageable 12-month roadmap for your local government.
Tuesday, November 10th at 2 p.m. CT (Noon PT | 1 p.m. MT | 3 p.m. ET)
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In this live customer webinar we will provide a guided walkthrough of the CivicPlus Digital Accessibility Planning Toolkit and show local government teams how to turn accessibility goals into a manageable 12-month roadmap across three phases: planning and strategy, action and communication, and ongoing improvement and documentation. Attendees will learn how to define an accessibility vision, audit digital content, and communicate progress to residents, using the toolkit’s sample audit, communications planning worksheet, and one-year self-assessment. It is built for CivicPlus customers who manage their organization’s website and digital content, whether they are just getting started or refining existing accessibility efforts.
About the Hosts:
Brenden Elwood
CivicPlus Vice President of Market Research
Brenden Elwood, Vice President of Market Research at CivicPlus®, is passionate about community engagement, community betterment, and knowledge gained through research and conversation. With over 14 years of experience as an elected official and professional researcher, Brenden helps CivicPlus continue to scale and provide best-in-class solutions. Brenden leads CivicPlus’ Market Research arm and is developing programs to better understand how our solutions positively impact civic experiences in the communities we serve and how we can tailor our solutions to serve their needs.
Phil Becker
CivicPlus® Product Manager
CivicPlus® Product Manager Phil Becker works with our Web Accessibility and DocAccess products. He leads initiatives to improve digital accessibility through governance tools, automated scans, and actionable insights. As a CPACC-certified professional, Phil specializes in accessibility standards, product discovery, and stakeholder advocacy, with a strong focus on balancing usability, compliance, and product outcomes. He brings a collaborative, outcome-driven approach to working with product, design, engineering, and customer-facing teams to build more inclusive digital experiences. With a background spanning 10 years in parks and recreation and four years in govtech, his passion for accessibility began with designing accessible playgrounds and continues in his work today. Phil holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and maintains multiple product management certifications.