Accessibility Team
The Office of Information Technology Accessibility Team is committed to ensuring the accessibility of the State of Maine's digital content. This is in-line with the State of Maine's commitment to making digital information and services accessible to individuals with disabilities. Our primary focus is on the accessibility of application systems built, procured, or provided by the State of Maine.
Our work is done in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA conformance requirements, and with the revised Section 508 Standards. Our team's area of focus includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Evaluating State of Maine digital information and services for accessibility compliance with industry standard technical aspects
- Providing accessibility guidance and information to Office of Information Technology and agency personnel
- Establishing, maintaining, and adhering to State of Maine digital accessibility testing guidelines and standards
- Conducting applicable accessibility assessments to confirm compliance with the State of Maine's Digital Accessibility Policy
- Serving as a subject matter expert to the Chief Information Officer regarding digital accessibility
Digital Accessibility Information
All information on this site is to promote a better user experience for State of Maine customers and employees and does not constitute an endorsement or legal advice.
- Accessibility Statement
- Digital Accessibility Policy (PDF)
- Digital Accessibility Resources
- Digital Accessibility Strategic Plan (PDF)
- Digital Accessibility Testing Guidelines
- Information Technology Accessibility Committee (ITAC)
- State of Maine Accessibility Guide
Digital Accessibility Feedback Form
We want to hear about your State of Maine digital accessibility experiences! Please use the form below to share your digital accessibility feedback with us. This could be anything from a positive experience you've had, issues you've encountered, suggestions to make our site better, or general digital accessibility inquiries specific to the State of Maine.
When you complete the form, only the comment field is required. Please be as specific as possible about your experience or inquiry and include any relevant URLs. If you would like someone to follow up with you, please also provide your name and an email address where you can be reached.
If you are not able to complete this form, you may email us instead. Thank you.