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Compliance guides, technical deep dives, and industry news to help you navigate document accessibility requirements and build a more inclusive digital presence.
The DOJ has issued an Interim Final Rule extending ADA Title II compliance deadlines by one year. Entities serving 50,000+ now have until April 26, 2027; smaller entities until April 26, 2028. Here is what the extension changes — and what it does not.
OCR makes scanned PDFs searchable, but not accessible. Scanned documents need tags, reading order, alt text & structure. Here's what it really takes to make them usable.
A detailed breakdown of ADA Title II compliance costs for government agencies. Compare manual vs automated PDF remediation pricing, hidden costs of non-compliance, and how to budget effectively.
An honest comparison of PDF remediation approaches for ADA compliance. Compare manual remediation, automated tools like Equidox and CommonLook, and CASO Comply's AI-powered hybrid approach.
Learn the real consequences of missing the ADA Title II digital accessibility deadline: DOJ enforcement actions, $75K-$150K civil penalties, private lawsuits, and loss of federal funding.
California government agencies face both federal ADA Title II requirements and state-specific laws like AB 434 and Government Code 7405. Learn what is required and how to achieve compliance.
A practical procurement guide for government agencies evaluating PDF remediation vendors. Covers security requirements, pricing models, turnaround times, RFP language, and evaluation criteria.
A clear comparison of Section 508 and ADA Title II: who each law covers, the technical standards they require, where they overlap, and how CASO Comply helps you meet both.
Learn what makes a PDF accessible, the most common accessibility issues, and step-by-step instructions for remediating your documents to meet WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA standards.
Updated April 2026. The DOJ has extended ADA Title II deadlines by one year — large agencies now have until April 26, 2027, and smaller entities until April 26, 2028. Here is what the extension means and how to prepare.
A practical, ready-to-adopt document accessibility policy template for government agencies. Includes sample policy language, implementation steps, and best practices.