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ADA / OCR Compliance

ADA / OCR Compliance

Accessibility platforms help districts make websites, documents, videos, and digital services usable by people with disabilities.

They support accessibility as an ongoing governance practice—not a one-time repair—by identifying barriers, guiding remediation, and documenting progress toward conformance with applicable accessibility requirements.

What these systems support

  • Automated scanning and prioritized issue reports
  • Document, caption, contrast, and keyboard-access reviews
  • Remediation workflows, dashboards, and compliance evidence

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any of the systems listed on this site.


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Finalsite logo

Product Details

Overview

Finalsite Website Accessibility combines accessibility checks in Composer with available monitoring and remediation services, including AudioEye integration. District web teams use these tools to identify and correct barriers in website content. Service coverage depends on the agreement; automated tools and templates do not establish districtwide legal compliance.

A finding connects a website element with an editor and corrective action. Communications and web teams coordinate source changes and verification within the services and content covered by their agreement. The operating relationship runs from a detected issue to its content owner and verified correction. Published content still needs human review for barriers beyond automated findings.

Monsido

Product Details

Overview

Monsido, offered as Acquia Web Governance, scans websites for accessibility, content-quality, and policy issues. District web teams use its findings to assign corrections and monitor progress. Automated scanning does not establish districtwide legal compliance.

Sitewide findings become useful when assigned to content owners and reviewed after correction. District communications and technology teams coordinate remediation across public pages, documents, and publishing practices. The operating relationship runs from a detected issue to its content owner and verified correction. Published content still needs human review for barriers beyond automated findings.

Siteimprove

Product Details

Overview

Siteimprove scans websites and supported documents for accessibility and content-quality issues, helping district web teams prioritize corrections and track progress. Automated findings support testing and remediation; they do not establish districtwide legal compliance.

A finding needs a page, affected content, and responsible editor to become corrective work. Web teams connect scanner results with manual review and the source content that must be revised. The operating relationship runs from a detected issue to its content owner and verified correction. Published content still needs human review for barriers beyond automated findings.

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