ADA Title II & WCAG Accessibility Support for Libraries and Government

Helping public institutions navigate digital accessibility requirements with practical guidance, independent evaluations, staff training, and accessibility-first solutions designed around real-world public service needs.

  1. Accessibility audits and WCAG conformance evaluations
  2. Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) and compliance documentation
  3. Evaluation of existing digital services and third-party platforms
  4. Independent guidance on vendor selection and accessibility strategy
  5. Staff training on accessible digital content and communications
  6. Accessibility remediation and ongoing compliance support
  7. Custom-coded accessible websites when development or redesign is required

Accessibility Compliance Involves More Than Just Your Website

Our Library Clients

IonicNet works with public libraries across New Jersey and beyond, providing a range of digital services including website design and development, long term website management, WordPress support, staff training, and accessibility guidance. Many of these partnerships begin with website projects and continue through ongoing technical support, maintenance, and digital strategy consulting. In many cases, our work also includes WCAG accessibility evaluations, ADA Title II guidance, and accessibility training for library staff, helping libraries maintain reliable, easy to manage websites while improving access to digital services for the communities they serve.

Web Accessibility Services for Libraries and Government

IonicNet provides accessibility expertise to help libraries and government agencies understand, implement, and maintain compliance with ADA Title II and WCAG standards. Led by CPACC-certified accessibility professionals, we support institutions at every stage, from evaluating digital services and vendor platforms to providing accessibility audits, staff training, compliance documentation, and accessible website development when needed.

Accessibility Consulting & ADA Compliance Strategy

Guidance for libraries and government agencies navigating ADA Title II, Section 504, Section 508, and WCAG accessibility requirements. This work focuses on evaluating digital services, reviewing vendor accessibility claims, and helping institutions establish practical accessibility policies and long term compliance strategies.

WCAG Accessibility Audits & Compliance Evaluations

Comprehensive accessibility evaluations that identify WCAG compliance barriers across websites and digital services. Audits include testing with assistive technologies, detailed findings, and Accessibility Conformance Reports used for procurement, vendor evaluation, and compliance documentation.

Accessibility Training for Staff & Digital Content Teams

Training programs that help staff responsible for websites, documents, emails, and social media understand WCAG requirements and create accessible digital communications. This helps organizations maintain accessibility after launch and prevent new barriers from being introduced.

Accessible Website Design & Development

Custom coded accessible websites built according to WCAG standards and tested with assistive technologies. Development services are available for organizations launching a new website or improving an existing one.