Section 508 Audit + ACR (Federal)
A Section 508 assessment of one system, with findings your program office and engineering team can use.
What this engagement does
A scoped Section 508 conformance assessment and Accessibility Conformance Report for one web application or mobile app. Your purchasing office confirms the appropriate acquisition method, authority and requirements. The quote sets out the scope and acceptance criteria.
What you receive
- Manual conformance testing by a DHS Trusted Tester certified practitioner: keyboard access, screen reader semantics, focus, forms, contrast, media
- Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), using the VPAT 2.5 template, for your 508 program office
- Prioritized remediation roadmap your development team or contractor can execute directly
- Findings briefing for the 508 coordinator and system owner
How the work progresses
Scope and access
Confirm system access and test credentials, then agree the page and screen inventory with your 508 coordinator. Identify the priority user flows together.
Build the evidence
Use Trusted Tester methodology for web content and device-specific manual testing for mobile. Log each finding with its failed criterion, location and engineering fix.
Review and validate
Write the ACR using the VPAT 2.5 template and prioritize the remediation roadmap by user impact and fix cost.
Handover
Findings briefing with the 508 coordinator and system owner; all artifacts handed over, method documented so re-tests are repeatable
Working together
- We agree scope, price and acceptance criteria before work begins. Your agency determines purchasing eligibility and procedures.
- Mobile testing covers native Android and iOS, React Native and Flutter.
- AI-accelerated coverage, human-verified results, no automated-only claims
What can follow
- Remediation task orders with fixed pricing per screen, subject to your agency’s purchasing requirements.
- Extend the assessment across your system inventory with volume pricing.
What needs to
work better?
Tell us about the system, the people who use it, and what is getting in their way. We’ll help define a useful first step, with a clear scope and acceptance criteria.
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