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Government Accessibility

Making sure a website is accessible and inclusive to all users is important for any business, but by the very nature of the services offered and the functions served by the government it is arguably even more important in this case.

Users Face Online Access Barriers on Government Websites

Recent research shows that a significant percentage of government website home pages still aren’t accessible to people with disabilities.

Providing assistive technology on government websites will allow visitors to understand the content in a way that works best for them.

Why you Should Provide Support on Government Websites

Support the Vulnerable

Government websites must be inclusive so that residents are not left in the dark about local rules, regulations, and what is going on in their communities.

Enhanced Brand Image

Welcoming people with varied disabilities and access needs promotes your commitment to inclusion and sets you apart from the competition.

Employer of Choice

Being inclusive sets you apart as an employer of choice. Higher staff satisfaction scores and reduced turnover rates will increase the pool of candidates who want to interview, work, and stay with you.

Let us show you how easy it can be.

Thousands of government web pages made accessible through the use of assistive technology

The Recite Me assistive toolbar on government websites breaks down online access barriers making it easier for visitors to read and understand online content. Users can make single or multiple adjustments to a website to create a uniquely customized experience.

UNIQUE USERS

367,785

This is the total number of users who launched the Recite Me toolbar on government websites.

PAGES VIEWED

2,101,173

This is the total number of pages viewed using the Recite Me toolbar.

INDUSTRY AVERAGE

+121%

Higher than the industry average pages viewed per session.

Download our Online Inclusion Guide

Download our guide which looks at why digital barriers are a problem, who needs support, the importance of online inclusion, Recite Me clients, and an overview of our data from the past year.

Customers

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“As one of the most diverse states in the nation, with 1 million (12.5% of) residents who do not speak English as their primary language, New Jersey LCV welcomes everyone, regardless of what language they speak or their background, to be able to access information on environmental and voting issues. We recognize that every person has a right to access quality information and resources, so we are taking advantage of resources like Recite Me to provide an inclusive digital experience. With Recite Me, our residents, employees, and community members can interact and engage with our programming and services in a more inclusive way."

Michelle Peal

Communications Director, Communications, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters

“As one of the most diverse states in the nation, with 1 million (12.5% of) residents who do not speak English as their primary language, New Jersey LCV welcomes everyone, regardless of what language they speak or their background, to be able to access information on environmental and voting issues. We recognize that every person has a right to access quality information and resources, so we are taking advantage of resources like Recite Me to provide an inclusive digital experience. With Recite Me, our residents, employees, and community members can interact and engage with our programming and services in a more inclusive way."

Michelle Peal

Communications Director, Communications, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters

“The NJTPA is committed to ensuring everyone has equal access to our planning projects and programs, regardless of ability or the language they speak. To make our website more accessible, we now offer the Recite Me tool on this website and our Street Smart NJ pedestrian safety campaign website.”

Melissa Hayes

Senior Director, Communications & External Affairs, New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority

“The NJTPA is committed to ensuring everyone has equal access to our planning projects and programs, regardless of ability or the language they speak. To make our website more accessible, we now offer the Recite Me tool on this website and our Street Smart NJ pedestrian safety campaign website.”

Melissa Hayes

Senior Director, Communications & External Affairs, New Jersey Transportation Planning Authority

"Incorporating Recite Me accessibility tools on our website is essential for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as it reflects our commitment to offering an inclusive, world-class experience across all our facilities. This approach ensures that both our physical spaces and digital platforms are accessible, making travel and information retrieval stress-free and easy for individuals of all abilities."

Jimmy Diaz

Executive Advisor to the Chief Communications Officer, Port Authority of NY/NJ

"Incorporating Recite Me accessibility tools on our website is essential for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey as it reflects our commitment to offering an inclusive, world-class experience across all our facilities. This approach ensures that both our physical spaces and digital platforms are accessible, making travel and information retrieval stress-free and easy for individuals of all abilities."

Jimmy Diaz

Executive Advisor to the Chief Communications Officer, Port Authority of NY/NJ