ES Designs · ADA Title II document remediation for higher ed

April 26, 2027. Your documents, remediated, with the record to prove it.

That is the Title II date for public colleges. Every file comes back fixed, with the before-and-after record an auditor will ask for, at a price one director can approve. From someone who spent 21 years inside a community college.

Build your plan free → The full Title II planning tool. Share it with your team.
Send ten documents → Free. Fixed files back, with the record.

Five steps to April. Two you can start today.

Plan, assess, train, remediate, monitor: the order a campus actually does this in, and where ES Designs fits at each step.

  1. Plan

    Title II Roadmap Tool

    Build the full nine-chapter compliance plan and share it with the colleagues who have to sign off on it. The whole tool is free.

    Build your plan free →
  2. Assess

    Document Triage

    A scored inventory of your top documents: what you have, what is worst, and the score each file will reach once it is fixed. The number for your budget request.

    Ask for a quote →
  3. Train

    WCAG 2.2 Courses

    Plain-English accessibility courses for faculty, instructional designers, and the two people who own the deadline. Self-paced, certificate on completion.

    See the courses →
  4. Remediate

    Document Remediation

    Document Ally Pro, run by a person who signs off on the result. Tagged PDF and Word back for every file, with the score before, what changed, and a verified score after.

    Send ten documents →

5 · Monitor Continuous monitoring, 2027.

Send ten documents. Get them back fixed, free.

Pick the ten you would least want to explain next April: syllabi, forms, handbooks, program sheets. Tell me which ten, or say “pick them for me” and I’ll take the ten most-downloaded PDFs on your site. I’ll reply from bwinchell@esdesigns.org with where to send the files, and you’ll get back a tagged PDF and a Word file for each, with the before-and-after record. Public documents only; no student records.

Prefer email? Attach the files to a note to bwinchell@esdesigns.org.

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