Accessibility Innovations is a principal-led US accessibility practice serving federal, state, municipal, and private sector clients. These engagements show what that looks like in practice, the compliance challenges our clients faced, the approach we took, and the outcomes we delivered.
Our Track Record
Audits and remediation across digital, document, and built environment accessibility.
Explore how Accessibility Innovations has helped organizations across the United States achieve measurable compliance outcomes across digital, document, and built environment accessibility.
WCAG 2.2 AA audits across four major US airports tested with NVDA, keyboard navigation, and contrast analysis. One airport’s audit drove a full rebuild, with a 20-month re-audit confirming conformance score nearly doubled and issues fell from 199 to 94.
4 airports | 53% issue reduction
A standardized methodology applied across one of the largest multi-site built environment engagements in the US, covering ADA, Section 504, and Architectural Barriers Act requirements. Reports structured to integrate with existing capital planning workflows.
76 facilities | Multi-state portfolio
Three platform-specific audits with VPATs delivered for each surface, tested against the highest level of WCAG conformance with VoiceOver, Switch Control, Dynamic Type, and tvOS-native assistive technology.
3 platforms | WCAG AAA + VPATs
Conformance scores delivered for every third-party vendor app (range 31.1% to 81.25%), plus 200 social posts assessed across all 10 channels. Findings structured for procurement, vendor management, and DOJ 2024 final rule compliance planning.
14 vendors + 10 social channels | DOJ-aligned
Multi-year compliance plan covering employment, built environment, ICT, communication, procurement, programs, and transportation, navigating ADA, Section 504, Section 508, and the Air Carrier Access Act simultaneously. Ongoing management and annual reporting in place.
7 priority areas | Ongoing management
Engineering drawings, scanned files, complex tables, and standard PDFs remediated across an 18-month phased program. Operational continuity maintained throughout, with QA performed on every document, not on a sample basis.
40,000+ pages | 18-month phased program
Real assistive technology users tested across NVDA, VoiceOver, iOS Voice Control, Windows Magnifier, and keyboard-only navigation. Every barrier mapped to its specific WCAG 2.2 success criterion and Section 508 provision, with a developer workshop following.
5 assistive technologies | WCAG + 508 mapped
Standard ADA and Section 504 barrier-free criteria extended with an expanded framework covering sensory environment, wayfinding, quiet spaces, and PTSD/TBI considerations across four federal field offices.
4 offices | Expanded sensory framework
Training designed around each municipality’s actual CMS and document workflows, not generic WCAG criteria. Practitioner sessions plus train-the-trainer programs equipped designated staff to onboard new colleagues independently, with 30-day follow-up Q&A built in.
4 municipalities | Train-the-trainer model
Engagements delivered for federal agencies and federal regulated organizations under standard procurement vehicles, trusted by federal buyers across multiple agencies.
Every engagement is led by a credentialed senior consultant, not delegated to junior staff after the proposal is signed.
Fluent across ADA Titles II and III, Section 508, Section 504, WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, PDF/UA, Architectural Barriers Act, Air Carrier Access Act, and state-level accessibility requirements.
Carrier-backed professional indemnity at the level expected by federal procurement and enterprise clients.
From WCAG AAA banking app audits to 76-facility federal portfolio assessments, one team covering every accessibility surface your organization owns.
Credentialed staff holding CPWA, CPACC, and PMP certifications, with continuous engagement on evolving standards including WCAG 2.2, the DOJ 2024 final rule, and the ICT Final Rule.
Whether you are facing an ADA Title II compliance deadline, responding to a DOJ complaint, preparing a Section 508 conformance report, or building a multi-year accessibility program, our experts will assess your current position and provide a clear, actionable path forward.
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