How to Make Video and Audio Content ADA Title II Compliant?
Kristin Yokota
March 29, 2026
Digital content today goes far beyond text. Government websites now use videos, podcasts, recordings, and
Kristin Yokota is an accessibility subject matter expert and trusted advisor with a decade of experience helping organizations deliver equitable, inclusive user experiences. She guides teams at every stage of their accessibility journey, from early awareness to full‑scale program maturity, ensuring digital content is usable for everyone.
Digital content today goes far beyond text. Government websites now use videos, podcasts, recordings, and
Digital content today goes far beyond simple webpages. Reports, forms, blog posts, training materials, videos,
Key Takeaways Manual and AI remediation methods are essential for ADA Title II compliance, as
Key Takeaways Public-facing documents include everything from PDFs, forms, and schedules to reports and newsletters.
Key Takeaways Non-compliant documents expose agencies to legal penalties, funding risks, and loss of public
Understanding the ADA Title II rule is one thing. Being operationally prepared for it is
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