ADA Title II: About the DOJ's New Ruling on Web Accessibility
As it is now public information, the DOJ has proposed rulemaking under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act [ADA]. State and local governments and all entities regulated by them will now have to comply with the ADA to ensure that all of their web content and mobile apps meet accessibility compliance within 2-3 years from the publication of the final rule. Learn more about the DOJ's New Ruling on Web Accessibility.
Who's primarily affected?
- State governments
- Local governments
- Special or district governments (including all government agencies, services, and organizations)
- Organizations under contract by the above
- Public schools, community colleges, and public universities
- Public hospitals and public healthcare clinics
- State and local courts
- Public libraries
Affordable Training Support
Since 2002, Eliquo has provided upwards of 2,000 WCAG Accessibility courses for web content, PDF, Forms, MS Docs, eLearning, Video and testing techniques. In response to the ruling, we have created a special offering for organizations who are going to require WCAG training for their content designers. An Accessibility FlexPass is only $500 and provides unlimited access to all of our accessibility training for a 12 month term. The purpose of this program is to help designers and content producers get the training they need now instead of the limited amount of training that their budget can afford. Learn more about FlexPass.
PDF Remediation
Eliquo also provides a variety of additional accessibility services for digital content including PDF document remediation. We have the capacities to handle large volumes of document pages with quick and efficient delivery schedules. Please visit our accessibility services page for more details.