Changes to Title II of the ADA aim to strengthen digital accessibility requirements for public entities, including colleges and universities. We’re here to help you understand the new standards and how they may impact the delivery of digital content and services. Our goal is to support compliance while fostering inclusive and accessible learning environments for all.
For over 175 years, BFW Publishers has been committed to creating educational content that meets diverse teaching needs and drives student success. Now, meeting Title II requirements is simpler than ever–so you can focus on teaching with confidence.
BFW Publishers is working towards a platform that meets all requirements for WCAG 2.1 AA. Meeting these requirements will help ensure that we are providing a platform that is compatible with students' assistive technology and learning experiences. Our current timeline is to complete all remediation of accessibility-related bugs on our student platform by the end of 2025. We have contracted third-party consultants to help us identify the highest-priority needs and find solutions to address them. Simultaneously, we are designing accessibility education modules that are voluntary and open to all of our employees to help them better understand what accessibility is and who is impacted by the work they are continuing to do.
Starting April 24, 2026, digital content and mobile applications must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards. BFW Publishers is ready to guide you toward compliance, offering tools and expertise to ensure your content is not only accessible but inclusive.
Accessibility is more than compliance—it’s about innovation, inclusivity, and equitable learning for every student. At BFW Publishers, accessibility is built into everything we do, ensuring that all students and educators have the tools they need to succeed.
We are actively working toward a platform that meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards, ensuring seamless compatibility with assistive technologies. To accelerate this progress, we’ve partnered with a third party consultant to identify and address the highest-priority needs.
Remediate all student-facing accessibility-related bugs by the end of 2025.
Working with a third party consultant to refine solutions.
Developing accessibility education modules to deepen internal expertise.
If you are interested in recommendations for preparing for the ADA Title II update, check out our blog posts.
Big changes are happening in the accessibility world, and with it comes big benefits to students. The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently finalized a groundbreaking rule that sets clear and actionable standards for making web content and mobile apps more inclusive for all students.
Digital accessibility benefits all users. For many, this is well known, but for some it may be news: closed captioning on videos, contrast options on websites, and customized fonts (among other features) all stem from accessibility needs but benefit a broad audience.
Pages last updated October 30, 2025.
