Accessibility Partners

Accessibility Partners We are a small, woman-owned business located in the metro DC area, with a GSA IT-70 contract (GS-35F-0238X). Access Board’s Technical Requirements.

Accessibility Partners provides Section 508/WCAG and other consulting services to government agencies, Fortune 500 businesses, and organizations of all sizes and scopes who want to make their technology accessible to people with disabilities. Accessibility Partners is the foremost provider of Section 508 and WCAG 2.0 accessibility services to commercial, government and educational organizations an

d associations. Accessibility Partners has gained expertise in compliance accessibility standards, including Section 508 requirements, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), and Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) development based on the U.S. In addition, we understand the product development life cycle, especially as it pertains to the testing methodology, defect identification, categorization and prioritization of defect severity, as well as development of mitigation strategies and recommendations for problem resolution. Our Service Offerings Include:
-Section 508 reviews and audits (for hardware, software, web sites, web applications, mobile apps and other IT)
-W3C WCAG 1.0 and 2.0 reviews and audits
-VPAT creation
-Document Remediation
-User Testing (People with and without Disabilities)
-Accessibility Consulting
-Industry Monitoring

The direction is clear: accessibility is no longer a “website-only” initiative—it is a digital operations mandate.
05/27/2026

The direction is clear: accessibility is no longer a “website-only” initiative—it is a digital operations mandate.

How Will You Use Extra Time to Get Your Citizen Experience Platforms Ready? The clock is ticking for state and local governments with populations of...

05/22/2026

Thank you for showing up with us for Global Accessibility Awareness Day!

Every share, every comment, every conversation helps push the web toward a future where people with disabilities have fewer barriers to access.

Keep advocating. Keep asking questions. Keep building a more inclusive world.

Here on the East Coast, our Global Accessibility Awareness Daymay be coming closer to a close, but our passion lasts all...
05/22/2026

Here on the East Coast, our Global Accessibility Awareness Daymay be coming closer to a close, but our passion lasts all year.

If you’ve been meaning to support accessibility, here’s some small actions that makes a big difference:

05/21/2026

On Global Accessibility Awareness Daywe’re raising our voices for web accessibility — because no one should be locked out of information, services, or opportunities simply because a website wasn’t built with them in mind.

But what about tomorrow? Ask your organization: "Is our website accessible?” Reach out to us with your answer!

The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect. (Tim Be...
05/21/2026

The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect. (Tim Berners-Lee, Creator of World Wide Web) Global Accessibility Awareness Day

Sharing this epic list: the Adaptech Research Network has developed an extensive database of free and inexpensive adapti...
05/21/2026

Sharing this epic list: the Adaptech Research Network has developed an extensive database of free and inexpensive adaptive technology and a set of demonstration videos highlighting the capabilities. See how they intersect with on Global Accessibility Awareness Day

The Adaptech Research Network has developed a number of resources over the years that may be helpful to members of the community, including an extensive database of free and inexpensive adaptive technology and a set of demonstration videos highlighting the capabilities of some of these tools. Free a...

Accessibility isn’t abstract — it’s personal.Here’s why we’re showing up on Global Accessibility Awareness Day:
05/21/2026

Accessibility isn’t abstract — it’s personal.
Here’s why we’re showing up on Global Accessibility Awareness Day:

How often do you think about color contrast? According to WebAIM, over 85% of websites feature inaccessible color contra...
05/21/2026

How often do you think about color contrast? According to WebAIM, over 85% of websites feature inaccessible color contrast on their home page. Not good. How can you check? With this amazing free checker, of course!

Contrast Checker You are here: Home > Resources > Contrast Checker This tool requires Javascript. Foreground Please enter a valid hex value (alpha value optional) or use the color picker. Hex Value # Color Picker Alpha Lightness Background Please enter a valid hex value or use the color picker. Hex....

Today is our Global Accessibility Awareness Day — your voice and actions matters more than you think. Take one small act...
05/21/2026

Today is our Global Accessibility Awareness Day — your voice and actions matters more than you think.

Take one small action with us and help to promote inclusion and accessibility for all! Here are some tips to get you started on your journey today and in the future, after Global Accessibility Awareness Day

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Follow us all day tomorrow as we share what makes this year's Global Accessibility Awareness Day special and important f...
05/20/2026

Follow us all day tomorrow as we share what makes this year's Global Accessibility Awareness Day special and important for us, but mostly for the billion people worldwide with disabilities.

In celebration of International Museum Day 2026 under the global theme “Museums Uniting a Divided World,” the UNESCO Reg...
05/19/2026

In celebration of International Museum Day 2026 under the global theme “Museums Uniting a Divided World,” the UNESCO Regional Office for Egypt and Sudan, the UNESCO Regional Office for East Asia, and the China National Silk Museum co-organized the international webinar “Universal Accessibility in Museums: Inclusive Practices and Innovations”. via UNESCO

Webinar highlighted inclusive museums, emphasizing accessibility beyond physical access to ensure equal participation for all visitors.

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