Local authorities and public sector organizations have a legal duty to ensure their digital services are accessible to all citizens. Universal Clarity provides the tools and compliance support your council needs to meet Section 508, WCAG 2.1 AA, and ADA requirements with confidence.
Local government websites serve diverse communities, including elderly citizens, people with disabilities, and those with limited digital literacy. Ensuring your digital services are accessible is not just a legal requirement—it's a fundamental part of serving all constituents equally and upholding the principles of inclusive democracy.
Universal Clarity provides a comprehensive suite of tools specifically designed to help local authorities meet their accessibility obligations quickly and cost-effectively.
Our accessibility widget ensures your council website meets WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards and Section 508 requirements. With features specifically designed for public sector users, including simplified navigation, plain language support, and multi-language capabilities, you can serve diverse communities effectively.
Meet all federal and international accessibility standards
Serve diverse communities with 50+ language options
Large text, high contrast, simplified navigation for senior citizens
Full compatibility with JAWS, NVDA, and other assistive technologies
Public sector bodies must publish accessibility statements and demonstrate ongoing compliance. Our platform automatically generates the required documentation, tracks improvements, and provides audit-ready reports that satisfy regulatory requirements and freedom of information requests.
Automatically create compliant accessibility statements
Regular compliance reports for internal and external audits
Meet data protection requirements for public sector websites
Track compliance status and receive alerts for issues
Population: 150,000 | Website: 500+ pages | Implementation Time: 2 weeks
Challenge: Springfield City Council faced mounting pressure to make their website accessible after receiving complaints from elderly residents and disability advocacy groups. Their legacy website had over 200 WCAG violations, and manual remediation would have cost over £50,000 and taken six months.
Solution: The council implemented Universal Clarity's accessibility widget across all 500+ pages of their website. The installation took just 30 minutes, and the widget immediately provided accessibility features for all visitors while the IT team worked on fixing underlying code issues.
Results:
"Universal Clarity transformed our approach to digital accessibility. We went from non-compliant to fully accessible in weeks, not months. Our elderly residents and citizens with disabilities can now access council services independently, which is exactly what we needed."
— Sarah Johnson, Digital Services Manager, Springfield City Council
We understand the unique challenges facing public sector organizations and provide solutions that meet both your compliance obligations and budget constraints.
Download our comprehensive guide specifically designed for local authorities and public sector organizations. Learn how to meet Section 508, WCAG 2.1 AA, and ADA Title II requirements efficiently.