GOVERNMENT & SPECIAL DISTRICTS
For municipalities, townships, counties, special districts, public authorities, libraries, and park districts: a website should help people complete everyday tasks without needing to know your organizational chart.
We organize information around finding a meeting agenda, applying for a permit, checking a service notice, or joining a program. Clear labels and consistent navigation reduce the effort it takes to find an answer.
Agendas, minutes, notices, and forms are part of the public experience. We inventory priority documents, review accessibility barriers, and help staff choose useful web and document formats.
Your team needs a scope it can evaluate and maintain. We define deliverables, assumptions, dependencies, testing coverage, ownership, and support before the work begins.
We help your team work toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA conformance. Your legal and procurement advisers should determine the requirements, exceptions, and timelines that apply to your entity. HiperFusion does not provide legal advice.
For current official information, see the Department of Justice’s web accessibility rule resources.
PLANNING RESOURCES
What to include in a municipal website accessibility audit: resident tasks, representative pages, PDFs, manual testing, and a prioritized remediation report.
Understand the newer WCAG 2.2 AA criteria and how they relate to the WCAG 2.1 AA standard named in US government web accessibility guidance.
HiperFusion starting prices for accessibility audits, website remediation, accessible redesign, and ongoing support—and what changes the scope.
Prioritize public-service PDFs and forms, decide when HTML is more usable, and plan document remediation and staff publishing workflows.
A CLEAR FIRST STEP
Tell us what you have, where you’re getting stuck, and what your team needs next.
A practical conversation. A clearly scoped next step.