Public healthcare website manual ADA reaudit, remediation, ACR & Upgrade to WCAG 2.2 level AA compliance!
About Client
The client is a government public healthcare organization, providing healthcare services in Athens, serves 10 counties of northeast Georgia. Their primary objective is to provide free and low-cost services to everyone within their area and promote healthy lifestyles among community members. Their website is a key platform for accessing health resources, service information, event updates, community programs, and downloadable forms, requiring a high level of accessibility and ongoing accessibility maintenance.
Challenges
- The existing website had previously undergone accessibility efforts but still contained usability and compliance gaps affecting real users. New success criteria introduced in WCAG 2.2 such as focus visibility, target size, and accessible authentication were not implemented.
- The website included a large number of healthcare related PDFs and forms. Accessible form remediation was time-consuming due to structure, tagging, and field-level accessibility requirements.
- Certain sections such as events have accessibility constraints. Screen reader behavior could not achieve 100% compliance due to third-party code limitations and restricted control over markup and interactions.
- Specific sections such as third-party job listings could not be remediated as they were externally managed and embedded.
Industry
Public Health
Project Size
Large
Services
- Manual accessibility reaudits
- Manual accessibility remediation
- VPAT report / ACR
Platform
WordPress


