Accessibility
The State of Idaho is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience across our many different websites and web applications. Through prioritizing accessibility, we continually improve the user experience for everyone, regardless of an individual’s ability. Our ongoing efforts and commitment to accessibility align with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA criteria. These efforts demonstrate the dedication to making all Idaho.gov websites as accessible as possible.
Assessment Methods
Idaho.gov websites have been designed for use in a wide variety of browsers and with assistive technologies in mind like the NVDA screen reader.
The accessibility of Idaho.gov sites are tested using various methods and tools that incorporate web scanning and manual testing.
We continuously evaluate existing digital content and remediation efforts have been ongoing on all websites within the State of Idaho. While this effort has resulted in progress, the volume of work that needs to be accomplished requires a coordinated effort across all State agencies.
Feedback Process
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of this website and other Idaho.gov sites. If the format of any material prevents your ability to access the information, please contact us for assistance. In order to respond in a manner that is most helpful to you, please note the nature of your accessibility concern, the preferred format in which to receive the online material, the Web page address of the requested material, and the best way to contact you.
[form – direct to digitalada@its.idaho.gov; use Gravity Forms plugin to build]
[field1] Name:
[field 2] Email:
[field 3] Phone:
[field 4] Detailed Description:
[field 5] Preferred Format:
[field 6] Web Address Link:
[text] We aim to respond to feedback or requests for reasonable accommodation within 7 business days.
Formal Complaints
For information regarding access to state programs, services, and activities, or if you believe that you have been discriminated against due to your disability when seeking access to programs, services, or activities, please contact the Statewide ADA Coordinator. The ADA Coordinator can give you information on how to obtain assistance or assist you in filing a complaint. ADA Coordinator | Division of Human Resources
