Public Sector/Digital Accessibility
Government Digital Accessibility Services
WCAG audits, Section 508 and ADA readiness, accessible development, assistive-technology testing and remediation, so services work for everyone.
Accessible services are a duty, not an option
Public services must work for every citizen, including those using screen readers, keyboard navigation or other assistive technology. Accessibility is both a legal requirement and a matter of fairness.
Noseberry audits, tests and remediates public services against WCAG, Section 508 and ADA expectations, and builds accessibility into design systems and forms so services stay compliant over time, not just at launch.
Accessibility, audited and built in
From discovery to a service in production
Discover
We map your service, users, data, systems and the outcomes you need to deliver for citizens.
Define
We agree scope, standards, accessibility, security and a phased roadmap.
Design
We design accessible journeys, workflows and the data model around real users.
Build
We build in phases so priority services go live and deliver value early.
Integrate
We connect identity, payments, departments and existing systems securely.
Support
We monitor, maintain and continuously improve the service after launch.
Built for public trust, delivered as one team
We bring product, design, engineering, AI, data and cloud together in one team, and build to the standards public services demand: accessible to everyone, secure and sovereign, transparent and accountable, and efficient with public funds. You own the platform, the code and the data, with no lock-in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
WCAG, Section 508 and ADA expectations, with assistive-technology testing using real screen readers and keyboard navigation.
Yes. We audit, then remediate, and build accessible design systems and forms so fixes stick.
Yes. We test with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation and other assistive technology, and include inclusive user research.
Yes. We set up continuous compliance monitoring so new content and features stay accessible.
Yes. Document and digital-form accessibility is part of the service.
Make your services accessible to everyone
Tell us the services you need audited or remediated, and we will map a path to compliant, inclusive digital services.