Why now
The DOJ’s ADA Title II rule (28 CFR Part 35, Subpart H) sets WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the standard for the websites and documents of public entities. It applies to municipalities, school districts, counties and authorities:
- 50,000 or more people: by 26 April 2027.
- Fewer than 50,000 people, and special districts: by 26 April 2028.
Posted PDFs count too. Agendas, minutes and ordinances that are scans with no readable text are among the most common problems we find.
What we check
- Your homepage, plus up to three more pages you choose (bids and notices, agendas and minutes, and contact pages are the usual ones).
- An automated scan of each page with axe-core against the WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 A and AA rules.
- Up to five linked PDFs, checked for readable text (rather than a scanned image only), screen-reader tags and a language setting.
What you get
- Each problem in plain English, with the WCAG success criterion it falls under and the page where we found it.
- Which problems to fix first, and which are quick.
- A free 20-minute call by phone or video to walk through it, if you want one.
We aim to send the report within one week of your request.
What it is not
Automated checks find only part of what a full manual audit finds, so a clean report does not mean a site fully conforms. The report is a technical review, not legal advice. Asking for one does not commit you to anything, and we will not add you to a mailing list.
Who we are
Nexaces LLC is a New Jersey small business: NJSTART vendor V00118262 and NJ Small Business Enterprise A0739-54. We build and fix public-sector websites and hold our own site to the same standard; see our accessibility statement and capabilities.
Prefer email? Write to info@nexaces.com with your organisation and website address.