Why Partner with T&Z International for Digital Accessibility?
Accessibility work only pays off when it is done properly, verified, and documented. That is how we approach every project.
Accessibility is now a defined legal obligation, not a best practice.
Choosing T&Z International means aligning with a team that treats accessibility as an engineering discipline. We combine standards-based auditing, hands-on remediation at the code and template level, real assistive-technology testing, and verifiable per-file compliance records, so your organization can demonstrate its conformance work, not just claim it.
Under the U.S. Department of Justice rule for ADA Title II (compliance dates extended in April 2026), state and local government entities serving 50,000 or more people must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA by April 26, 2027; smaller entities and special district governments (such as independent park, library and school districts, and public authorities) must comply by April 26, 2028. Private businesses face steady ADA-related litigation and growing accessibility requirements in enterprise and government contracts, with courts consistently looking to WCAG as the benchmark.
What We
Offer
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Website Accessibility Audits
- Full-site automated scanning against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA rulesets
- Manual expert review with keyboard-only navigation and screen readers (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver)
- Clear, easy-to-understand findings report with every issue prioritized and mapped to its WCAG criterion
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Website Remediation
- Fixes applied at the theme and template level, so one correction resolves the issue on every page
- Contrast, keyboard access, labeling, forms, navigation, media, and document structure
- Verification by re-scan plus human assistive-technology testing after every release
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Document & PDF Remediation
- Two delivery tracks: fully manual remediation by U.S.-based specialists for sensitive or confidential documents, and an audit-and-remediation pipeline with human review on every file for large public document libraries
- Tagging and reading order, alternative text, accessible tables and forms, OCR for scanned files
- Validation against WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA, with a per-file compliance record
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Monitoring & Accessible Publishing
- Scheduled re-scans and reporting so new content does not reintroduce old problems
- Templates and training so your team publishes accessible pages and documents from day one
Our Process for Success
Our four-step process takes you from a free baseline scan to lasting compliance, with clear results at every stage.
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Complimentary Baseline Scan
We begin with a free audit of your public website and a sample of your posted documents, delivered as a findings report you keep either way.
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Review & Roadmap
A focused walkthrough of the findings, which standard and date apply to your organization, and a remediation plan sequenced into quick wins and structural fixes.
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Remediation & Verification
Our team fixes issues at the source, validates with automated re-scans and real assistive technology, and documents the results.
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Sustained Conformance
Ongoing monitoring, publishing standards, and team training keep your digital presence accessible as it grows.
Who We Serve
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Municipalities, counties, park districts, libraries, schools, and public authorities preparing for the 2027/2028 ADA Title II dates
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Healthcare, financial, and professional-services firms managing ADA exposure
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Businesses answering accessibility requirements in RFPs, vendor reviews, and enterprise contracts
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Organizations with large PDF libraries: forms, reports, board materials, and program guides
Frequently Asked Questions
WCAG 2.1 Level AA (the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). It is the technical standard named in the DOJ rule for governments and the benchmark courts and enterprise buyers use for everyone else. WCAG 2.2 adds a few criteria on top and is the sensible target for new work.
For state and local government entities: April 26, 2027 if you serve 50,000 or more people; April 26, 2028 if you are smaller or a special district government (such as independent park, library and school districts, and public authorities). These dates reflect the DOJ extension issued in April 2026. Private businesses have no fixed regulatory date, but ADA-related claims do not wait for one.
Existing content is covered. There are limited exceptions (for example, certain archived documents that are no longer used to access services), but active pages, forms, and documents the public relies on must conform. Part of our audit is telling you honestly which older documents are cheaper to retire or archive than to fix.
No. Overlay widgets do not fix the underlying code, are widely criticized by accessibility experts and disability advocates, and have not shielded organizations from complaints. Real conformance comes from fixing pages and documents at the source.
We audit your publicly available website and a sample of your publicly posted documents using standards-based tooling, then send you a plain-English findings report. No login-protected content is accessed, nothing is installed, and the report is yours to keep whether or not we work together.
It depends on the size of your site and document library and how the issues cluster. Most site-wide failures trace to a handful of template-level causes, so realistic fix counts are far smaller than raw issue counts suggest. After the baseline scan we give you a fixed-scope plan with sequencing (quick wins first), so the work fits your budget cycle and, for public entities, your compliance date.
You receive verification records: before/after scan results and assistive-technology testing notes for websites, and a per-file compliance record for every remediated document, validated against WCAG 2.1 AA and PDF/UA.
That is what the monitoring track is for: scheduled re-scans catch regressions, and we set up templates and training so your team publishes accessible pages and documents from day one.
Begin Your Journey
With Confidence
Contact T&Z International today for a complimentary accessibility baseline scan. Let T&Z be your ultimate IT partner.