State Compliance
Colorado HB21-1110 PDF Accessibility Compliance Services
Colorado HB21-1110 requires state and local government entities to ensure digital content is accessible—including PDF documents posted on public websites. If your organization publishes policies, forms, notices, or reports, PDF accessibility is a key part of compliance.
Who must comply
- State agencies
- Counties and municipalities
- Public colleges and universities
- School districts
- Special districts
- Government-funded nonprofits
Common HB21-1110 PDF accessibility issues
- Untagged or improperly tagged PDFs
- Incorrect reading order
- Missing alt text for charts and images
- Inaccessible tables
- Scanned PDFs without OCR
- Inaccessible fillable forms
Our Colorado PDF remediation services
- PDF accessibility audits
- WCAG 2.1 AA remediation workflow
- Section 508-aligned tagging (where applicable)
- PDF/UA-conformant output targets
- QA validation documentation
- Volume-based remediation plans for large libraries
We help Colorado organizations demonstrate good-faith compliance with a structured process and documentation appropriate for audits and procurement records.
Want a scope + timeline for your documents?
Send a sample PDF. We’ll respond with an approach, turnaround estimate, and what documentation you can expect for procurement and compliance.