State officials report major progress on Vermont's website accessibility push, flag ongoing gaps
Agency of Digital Services and Administration told the House Energy committee that automated scans of 130 state template sites flagged about 45,000 issues initially; central code fixes and editor training have cut that to roughly 3,000 and driven an average template score near 99%, but officials said document and application remediation and a skills gap remain.
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State Agency of Digital Services officials told the House Energy and Digital Infrastructure committee on April 15 that the State of Vermont has made substantial progress toward meeting newly adopted digital-accessibility requirements but still faces work on documents, legacy applications and training.
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