Are You Ready for ADA Title II? — Assess Your ADA Title II Readiness

Understanding ADA Title II: Accessibility Auditing, Compliance, and Prioritization

Ensuring accessibility compliance is critical for state and local governments under ADA Title II—but understanding what’s required and how to prioritize action can be complex.

This session will guide attendees through key components of corrective action planning – accessibility auditing, remediation, validation, and documentation, along with vendor management and planning for new content—helping organizations assess and fix issues, and sustain digital accessibility compliance with confidence.

Specifically, in this session you’ll learn how to:

Understand the core digital accessibility requirements of ADA Title II.
Prioritize accessibility initiatives to help meet compliance requirements.
Define and implement a corrective action plan for existing resources.
Implement a plan for ensuring accessibility is addressed in new resources.
Effectively use automated tools, manual testing, and involve people with disabilities in accessibility efforts.
Oversee vendor management to ensure accountability and quality standards for third-party solutions

Whether you’re responsible for compliance, digital accessibility, or public service delivery, this webinar will provide practical insights and strategies to help your organization stay ahead of regulatory changes.

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In this on-demand webinar, TPGi accessibility experts unpack ADA Title II requirements and show how to conduct meaningful accessibility audits, assess risk and impact, and prioritize remediation work for public-sector websites and mobile apps. You’ll learn what content and platforms are covered, how to structure audits aligned with WCAG 2.1/2.2, and how to triage findings so your team fixes the most critical barriers first. This session also highlights compliance best practices, documentation strategies, and how to build ongoing accessibility workflows. Ideal for accessibility leads, developers, and government digital teams.