Observed arrival · 2026-09-06
Document Accessibility Institute
A public-website audit service that inventories government documents, grades their screen-reader structure, and repairs selected files at published per-page rates.
Field notes
The service begins with a crawl of a public website rather than a customer-uploaded document set, then combines inventory with checks for tag trees, reading order, and real text. Its Austin pilot estimates 2,111 published documents from a 3,000-page crawl and samples 200 files, finding 662 without screen-reader structure and 105 scanned images with no text. Pricing separates standard, complex, and scanned documents, with a monthly rescan option.
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