

Assess your digital front door
Evaluate your website, documents, and communications with our straightforward checklist. Identify immediate barriers and build a realistic, step-by-step action plan to welcome every resident.
Three areas to evaluate
Start with the digital spaces that have the greatest impact on daily public participation. Our checklist breaks down complex federal standards into clear, actionable checkpoints.
Digital platforms
Accessible documents
Public communications
Check email newsletters, social media posts, and video captions to verify that critical announcements reach every community member without barriers.
Evaluate keyboard navigation, color contrast, and clear focus states to ensure residents can easily navigate your municipal or organizational portal.
Review public PDFs, school lunch calendars, and agenda sheets to ensure they are readable by screen readers and assistive technologies.


A straightforward path forward
Accessibility is a continuous civic practice, not a single legal hurdle. Follow our structured approach to make steady, manageable progress.
Prioritize public impact
We help you focus on the pages and files your community uses most. By addressing high-traffic resources first, you remove the most critical barriers immediately.
Identify major barriers
Remediate core files
Train your editors
Run the checklist on your top ten most visited public pages to catch immediate navigation and contrast issues.
Convert high-priority PDFs and forms into accessible HTML or structured documents that everyone can read.
Provide your communications team with simple guidelines to keep future uploads accessible from day one.
Ready to open your digital doors?
Download the complete Title Checklist PDF today to begin your self-assessment, or reach out to our team for hands-on strategy and remediation support.
