Accessibility Knowledge Hub

A chat, voice or video feature can make a software company a covered manufacturer under FCC part 14. The coverage gates, the record clock and the April 1 certificate.

The GSA ACR Library holds no third-party reports and the ACR Repository sits in staging. Where a reviewer finds a vendor's ACR, and what to file when it never arrives.

Section 508 does not bind a state agency by its own force. 42 CFR 433.112(b)(12) makes it a condition of the 90 and 75 percent Medicaid match, re-tested at reapproval.

ITI states there is no VPAT certification. What a conformance claim, an ACR, a Trusted Tester certification, a CASp certificate and a vendor badge each actually attest, with citations.

Captions, audio description and live CART sit in different rules, attach to different units and fail separately. What each contract can specify, cited.

DOJ proposed two exceptions for password-protected course content, then removed both from the final Title II rule. What survived is narrow, and a syllabus does not qualify.

WCAG-EM sizes only the random sample, at 10 percent of the structured set. GSA sizes the whole sample with Cochran's formula. Write a statement of work that says which.

The Title II web rule never says chatbot. It does not have to. Why a vendor assistant is covered web content, and the four contract terms that follow.

The VPAT 508 edition has no row for EN 301 549 clause 8.3.4 or clause 13, and its one real-time text row ships pre-answered. The clause-level delta, from both texts.

The 3 March 2026 WCAG 3.0 Working Draft read for procurement: what its status labels admit, what its Bronze level leaves undefined, and what to name in a 2027 contract.

The 2010 ADA Standards scope Section 707 to ATMs and fare machines, and never define what an ATM is. How to classify a video teller unit, and what a bank documents for one.

DOJ was asked to let public entities answer an inaccessible product with equally effective alternative access, and declined. Field by field, what the plan still does.