Go Gov! is set up to not only meet the State of Oklahoma's Web accessibility standards, but to exceed them.  The agency, however, is responsible for meeting accessibility guidelines. CMS tools assists in the process, but OK.gov is not responsible for an agency's site accessibility.

Tools built into the OK.gov CMS to assist users in producing accessible Web content include:

 W3 Accessibility Checker that provides a detailed analysis of accessibility errors in your content and points users to the resources that help resolve the error.

The Accessibility Checker supports the following standards:

 US Rehabilitation Act Section 508

 W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Priority 1 and 2

 Editable alternate text for images

 Editable titles for links

 Editable row and column headers for data tables

The State of Oklahoma passed HB 2197 in 2004 for the provision of electronic and information technology accessibility.

Learn more about Oklahoma's Accessibility Standards

Receive Technical Assistance with Accessibility