Digital accessibility for government
Gov508 helps agencies and contracting partners identify, prioritize, and remediate digital barriers—so public information and services work for everyone.
Accessibility in practice
Websites, documents, and digital services that work for real people.
Our work is grounded in practical remediation, usable outcomes, and support teams can actually apply.
Capabilities
We focus on useful findings, realistic priorities, and remediation support that teams can understand and act upon.
Structured reviews of websites, applications, and digital content using automated testing, manual inspection, keyboard evaluation, and assistive-technology-informed analysis. Findings are documented against applicable accessibility criteria with the observed condition, user impact, reproduction steps, remediation guidance, and verification status.
Practical correction of semantic structure, navigation, forms, contrast, focus behavior, accessible names, and other barriers affecting equitable use.
Evaluation and remediation support for common electronic documents, with attention to reading order, headings, tables, images, links, and form controls.
Accessibility guidance for project teams, content owners, developers, acquisition staff, and contracting partners—from acquisition planning and solicitation or SOW language through conformance testing, Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) and VPAT review, documentation, acceptance validation, and ongoing improvement.
Where we help
Gov508 is not just about compliance language. It is about improving the actual digital experience across the places where public users and project teams feel the impact.
Navigation, structure, forms, focus order, interactive controls, contrast, and the pieces that affect day-to-day usability.
Documents should not be a dead end. We support practical accessibility for PDFs, office files, forms, and document workflows.
From short-term assistance to embedded support, we help agencies and partners address accessibility in a deliberate, defensible way.
Our approach
Compliance matters, but accessibility cannot stop at a checklist. Our work stays grounded in how people actually navigate, understand, and interact with digital services.
Federal Section 508 guidance emphasizes identifying user needs early, defining applicable accessibility requirements, and testing and documenting conformance before acceptance. Gov508 helps teams turn those requirements into a practical delivery workflow.
The standard begins here
Gov508 is designed and tested against the Revised Section 508 Standards and WCAG 2.0 Level AA. We also apply relevant WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA criteria, including reflow, non-text contrast, visible focus, target size, and reduced motion. Accessibility is part of the foundation—not a patch applied after launch. If you encounter a barrier, email contracts@gov508.com to report an accessibility barrier.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you are working through. We will help identify a practical next step for assessment, remediation, or contract support.