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When public websites and apps fall short on accessibility, the consequences are personal. People with disabilities can be shut out from voting, accessing healthcare, applying for jobs, or simply participating in their communities. Title II of the ADA exists to prevent those barriers — but without the right tools in place, it’s easy for them to persist unnoticed.

If your agency or business works with state or local governments, you have a direct role to play in making digital spaces equitable. Taking action now isn’t just about compliance. It’s about meeting people where they are, showing respect for every user, and building trust through access that feels seamless and fair to all.