Indiana maintains a comprehensive web accessibility program aligned with WCAG standards and the POUR principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust). The program actively monitors over 750 government websites and over 50,000 pages for ADA compliance. The program provides agencies with screen reader tools, quality assurance testing, document accessibility assessments, and training for content creators. A dedicated accessibility resource site offers guidance on headings, images, video/audio, color contrast, tables, forms, navigation, and PDFs — reinforcing that accessibility is not just about compliance, but inclusion.
87
Average Accessibility Score*
74%
Sites scoring over 85
33%
Sites scoring over 90
Over a 9 month period...
36%
Reduction in Issues
86%
Sites Improved
32.7 K
PDFs Remediated
Over a nine-month period, 86% of monitored sites improved their accessibility scores, total issues were reduced by 36%, and the number of critical sites was nearly halved. The number of sites scoring in the "Good" range (90–95%) more than doubled. Four of nine high-impact critical sites exited that category entirely. PDF accessibility issues were reduced by 25%, eliminating over 32,000 problematic documents from the portfolio.
* Accessibility Score is on a logarithmic scale up to 100