Digital Accessibility Services for Compliance, Audits, Remediation, and Training

With 21 years of accessibility expertise, we make digital content perceivable and navigable for everyone, including people with disabilities.

Microassist Digital Accessibility Services

Inaccessible content, whether on websites, or within online training, applications, platforms, or documents creates barriers to information, prevents purchases and transactions, deters job applications, discourages other positive experiences with your brand, and is increasingly being viewed as violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.

To discuss digital accessibility services for your organization, please Contact Our Accessibility Team. We look forward to hearing from you.

Our instructional design, web, and application development teams are well-versed in internationally recognized accessibility standards (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 or WCAG 2.1) and federal and state laws (e.g., Section 508, TAC 206 and 213).

We’ll work with you to ensure compliance and open your public-facing content to those previously prevented from enjoying it.

  • Accessibility Audits — Audits reveal accessibility gaps in existing websites, web applications, native applications, documents, mobile devices, tablets, themes, training, and more.  Manual and automated tests and highly structured processes gauge accessibility compliance on new, existing, and remediated products.
  • Accessible Elearning Development — We began providing accessible online training (elearning) over twenty years ago for government agencies. Accessible learning modules can include instruction, video, audio, captioning, simulation, social collaboration, webinars, virtual training, instructor-led training, and assessments.
  • Accessible Website and Application Development — Our design and development teams are proficient in various computer languages, frameworks, and open source and proprietary packages, and are experts in building accessible sites, mobile apps, and software applications from the ground up.
  • Accessible Document Services—Websites, online courses, and applications often host countless supporting files. However, many times, these supporting files are partially or completely inaccessible to people with visual, auditory, mobility, or cognitive disabilities. We can work with your team to remediate existing content, and establish best practices to address and maintain accessibility—from creation to publishing.
  • Accessibility Remediation for Websites, Applications, and Documents — Existing content can often be remediated rather than starting anew. Evaluation, remediation, and conversion services are available for websites, applications, documents, and multimedia files, as well as themes and components for the web, desktop, mobile, tablets, or other devices. Digital file remediation services include document, presentation, and PDF remediation.
  • Accessibility Documentation for Government Procurements — A VPAT (pronounced “Vee-pat”) is a document used by federal and state governments and institutions of higher education to gauge the accessibility of hardware, software, or online products and services during a procurement process. For the VPAT to be effective, it must be completed accurately and objectively by the vendor. It must also be interpreted against those same standards by the government procurement team. We can provide accessibility knowledge for either party. Our team provides VPAT audit and testing for ICT vendors.
  • Accessibility Training — All Microassist accessibility training courses are created and taught by experienced accessibility professionals. In addition to our introductory workshop, we offer accessibility training for document creation and remediation, accessible website and application development, and accessibility testing and remediation.
  • Other Accessibility Services — Our end-to-end portfolio of accessibility services includes consultancy, working with your organization’s development teams, and ongoing help desk support and ticketing. Please contact our accessibility team for additional information.

Who we work with

Microassist provides digital accessibility services to organizations whose digital content has to meet a defined accessibility standard.

Federal agencies and federal contractors. Section 508 governs all federal information and communication technology. We support agencies and the vendors selling into them through audits, remediation, VPAT and ACR documentation, and accessibility training. Microassist holds a GSA schedule and has delivered accessibility work for federal clients for more than 20 years.

State and local government. ADA Title II compliance deadlines apply to state and local government websites and mobile apps, with the first deadline in April 2026 and a one-year extension for smaller entities. Microassist holds a Texas DIR contract and has supported state agencies with audits, remediation, and procurement-side VPAT review.

Higher education and K-12. Colleges, universities, and school districts face overlapping obligations under Title II, Section 504, and OCR enforcement. We work with institutions on website and learning management system accessibility, document remediation at scale, and faculty and staff training.

Regulated private sector. Financial services, healthcare, retail, and other industries operate under ADA Title III and a steady stream of accessibility litigation. We help in-house teams meet WCAG 2.1 AA, harden procurement processes, and resolve specific complaints.

Stay up to date on accessibility developments!

Visit our Digital Accessibility Digest blog for weekly Accessibility in the News updates and commentary.

Why organizations hire Microassist for accessibility

Independent. We test, document, and remediate. We do not sell or recommend accessibility overlay tools. Our reports are written for procurement teams who need to verify what was actually tested and what was actually fixed.

Government contractor experience. Microassist holds a GSA schedule and a Texas DIR contract. We have produced VPATs and ACRs for ICT vendors selling to federal and state buyers, and we have supported government procurement teams reviewing vendor documentation. The same team handles both sides.

Training is in-house. The accessibility professionals who run audits also write the curriculum and teach the workshops. That means training reflects current standards and current findings from real engagements, not generic content from a third-party catalog.

Founded in 1988. Based in Austin, Texas, Microassist We have provided digital accessibility services since the early 2000s.