The ADA now applies to government websites, including township sites.
Non-compliance means lawsuits, fines, and loss of federal funding.
We fix it fast, affordably, and built to last.
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The Risk is Real
Local government websites are increasingly being targeted by ADA compliance attorneys. Townships face the same legal exposure as large municipalities, but with far fewer resources to defend themselves.
OUR PROCESS
From free audit to a fully compliant, modern township website. We do it all in 30 days or less.
We run a full accessibility scan of your existing site, checking for missing alt text, contrast failures, keyboard navigation issues, and WCAG 2.1 AA violations. You get a clear report within 48 hours.
We build a clean, professional, ADA-compliant website tailored to township government needs, meeting agendas, FOIA requests, election information, contact forms, and more.
Every site we build is tested against WCAG 2.1 AA standards with both automated tools and manual review. We provide documentation you can use to demonstrate compliance.
ADA compliance isn’t a one-time fix, adding new content can create new violations. Our maintenance plans include quarterly audits and priority fixes to keep you protected.
Simple Pricing
No hidden fees. No confusing contracts. Just clear, affordable pricing that fits township budgets.
We’re a Michigan-based agency that understands the specific needs, budgets, and constraints of township government.
Get Started
Send us your township's website URL and we'll run a full accessibility audit and send you a detailed report, completely free, no strings attached.
If you have violations, we'll show you exactly what they are and what it would cost to fix them.
You'll receive a full report within 48 business hours or we'll give you a $50 credit toward your project.
FAQ
Yes. Title II of the ADA applies to all state and local government entities regardless of size, including townships with small budgets and small populations. In April 2024, the DOJ issued a final rule explicitly requiring government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards. Smaller entities have a compliance deadline of April 24, 2027, but demand letters from advocacy groups are already arriving at township offices across Michigan.
Our standard turnaround is 30 days from signed agreement to live website. For townships with straightforward content needs, we’ve delivered in as few as 2 weeks. We’ll give you a specific timeline during your free audit call based on the scope of your site.
Sometimes, yes — and we’ll tell you honestly after the free audit. Older sites built on certain platforms (like outdated Joomla or custom HTML) often have structural issues that make remediation more expensive than a clean rebuild. We’ll show you both options and costs so you can make the best decision for your township.
Contact us immediately. We can perform an emergency audit and begin remediation to demonstrate good-faith compliance effort, which courts and advocacy groups consider heavily. Our maintenance plan clients also receive a Legal Demand Letter Response Kit that documents compliance actions taken.
We’ve built a streamlined process specifically for township government websites. By using a purpose-built template framework that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards, we can deliver faster without sacrificing quality. The $99/month maintenance plan is where we build a long-term relationship — you get continued compliance coverage and we get to support Michigan township communities we care about.
