ADA Compliance for Government Websites: A Practical Conversation
Available On-Demand
This webinar is available on-demand. If you have issue accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.
Listen into a practical discussion on ADA website compliance and how to implement effective strategies to ensure your government website is inclusive for all residents.
Key Topics:
- Developing a Strategy: Learn how to create a roadmap for your website's accessibility journey.
- Practical Tips for Implementation: Discover actionable steps to enhance your website's accessibility.
- The Role of Vendors and Third-Party Tools: How to collaborate with vendors and leverage technology to streamline the process.
- Overcoming Common Challenges: Address pain points and find effective solutions.
Don't Miss the Opportunity to:
- Gain valuable insights from industry experts.
- Network with other compliance professionals.
- Access a curated list of free tools and assessments to help you get started.
Presented by NACo and the National Association of Government Web Professionals (NAGW)
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Speakers
Marguerite Beirne
Colleen Kilian
Jennifer Chapman
Andrew Nielson
Josh Ditthardt
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