I will make your PDF accessible for section 508 wcag and ada compliance
Government PDF Accessibility Specialist WCAG and Section 508
About this Gig
ADA Title II deadlines are here: state and local governments must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 2027 (2028 for smaller entities). Inaccessible PDFs are the number one audit finding.
I remediate PDFs to Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA using a software-assisted pipeline with human QA on every document - fast turnaround without sloppy auto-tagging.
Every document gets:
- Full tag structure (headings, lists, tables, links)
- - Logical reading order
- - Human-written alt text on every meaningful image
- - Document title, language and metadata
- - Scanned pages OCR'd into real, searchable text
- - Before/after validation results so you can PROVE compliance
Who this is for: state and local government, schools and universities, healthcare organizations (I'm a licensed RN), and any business facing an ADA demand letter.
My portfolio includes real municipal documents - council minutes and agenda packets - remediated with published conformance reports.
Honest scoping: a near-compliant document gets billed as near-compliant. If your file exceeds your package, you get a quote before I start. No surprises.
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FAQ
What proof of compliance do I get?
Every package includes before and after machine-validation results. Standard and Premium include a written conformance report mapped to WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 criteria - the document your auditor or legal team actually wants to see.
Can you handle scanned documents?
Yes (Premium package). Scanned pages are OCR'd into real searchable text. Pages that are photographs rather than text get descriptive alt text instead - I triage each page individually rather than blindly OCR-ing everything.
Is my document confidential?
Yes. Files are processed locally on my own hardware, never uploaded to third-party AI services, and deleted after delivery on request. I'm a licensed RN and treat client documents with clinical-grade confidentiality.

