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ICYMI: An article in StateScoop highlights a new audit showing that none of the U.S. state websites currently meet the upcoming DOJ web accessibility standards—an urgent call to action for government agencies. The findings, published in the Web Almanac, spotlight accessibility gaps across state homepages and key pages. CivicActioner Mike Gifford, CPWA, open standards and practices lead at CivicActions, authored the government accessibility section, providing a critical “state of accessibility” snapshot using Google Lighthouse scores. As Mike notes, “To meet the minimum requirements for accessibility, this has to be 100%. And it’s not.” 🌐 With the DOJ’s new requirements set to take effect in 2025, states must act quickly to ensure digital spaces are inclusive for all citizens. 🔗 Read the full article on StateScoop: https://lnkd.in/g2GrT6KF At CivicActions, we help governments meet—and exceed—accessibility standards with expertise and care. Let’s build digital spaces that work for everyone. #DigitalAccessibility #GovTech #InclusiveWeb #a11y #accessibility

State websites don't meet upcoming DOJ accessibility requirements | StateScoop

State websites don't meet upcoming DOJ accessibility requirements | StateScoop

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