North Carolina is committed to the accessibility of information technology.
- Why It Matters: Accessibility ensures everyone, including people with disabilities, can fully access information and services.
- The Bottom Line: The digital content you create must be accessible.
These resources, checklists, and best practices help you learn and meet accessibility standards.
Join our Accessibility Community of Practice
The N.C. Accessibility Community of Practice (A11y CoP) is where accessibility champions listen and share best practices, tips, and tricks.
Worth Your Time
Whether you're new to digital accessibility or an expert, join and chat with our smart, warm, and welcoming community.
See you at the next monthly meeting!
Website Quality & Accessibility Monitoring
NCDIT provides a Website Quality & Accessibility Monitoring tool at no cost to all state and local government agencies. Powered by DubBot, this tool automates checks for common accessibility issues, scans PDFs, and more.
Power Your Website with Built‑In Accessibility
Digital Commons provides a modern, responsive, and accessible foundation that state organizations can use without starting from scratch. No coding is required. The platform is designed so communicators and subject matter experts can easily manage web content. Its responsive design ensures your site is automatically optimized for any device—all without needing web development skills.
Title II ADA Compliance Date Extended
The U.S. Department of Justice has extended the ADA Title II digital accessibility compliance date for North Carolina by one year to April 26, 2027 (previously April 24, 2026).