Two categories ready today. Yours can be next.
A category is a list of organisations plus what matters to their buyers: the vendors they might run, the rules that bind them, the plans and roles that signal a decision. Adding one does not change the engine underneath.
US state and local government web accessibility
For vendors of accessibility audits, remediation, monitoring software and website rebuilds. Every state, county, city, special-district and school-district domain on CISA’s public .gov list, each with the ADA Title II web deadline that applies to it, the accessibility vendor seen on its site, and what it publishes about its own plans and bids.
| Compliance date | Who it binds |
|---|---|
| 2027-04-26 | State and local governments with a total population of 50,000 or more |
| 2028-04-26 | Public entities with a total population below 50,000, and every special district government |
The ADA Title II web and mobile accessibility rule, as extended by the interim final rule of 2026-04-20 (91 FR 20902). Web content and mobile apps must conform to WCAG 2.1 Level AA (28 CFR 35.200), subject to the exceptions in 28 CFR 35.201.
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Buyers of survey and feedback software
For vendors of survey, feedback, customer-experience and employee-listening tools. Research and feedback-heavy organisations, with the survey vendor seen on their site, their stated plans to start, expand or replace a feedback programme, the roles they hire for, and the employment and reporting rules in the UK and EU that put a date on it.
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