The Local Government Guide to Web Accessibility Compliance

Understand how DOJ accessibility enforcement works, what “good-faith effort” means, and how to prioritize accessibility improvements without disrupting daily operations.

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Confusion, urgency, and a lot of PDFs. As the DOJ’s ADA Title II digital accessibility requirements take effect, local governments have a lot of questions.

What actually needs to change?

What content carries the most risk?

How can accessibility improvements happen without overwhelming already stretched teams?

This guide breaks down the most common questions local governments are asking about web accessibility and what the DOJ’s rules mean in practice.

Download the free eBook to learn:

What the DOJ’s ADA Title II rule actually requires and who must comply
How accessibility enforcement works and why documented progress matters
What “good-faith effort” looks like in practice
Which types of digital content carry the highest risk
Where to focus accessibility improvements first
How to build sustainable accessibility workflows without sacrificing transparency