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Representative Projects

Real-world examples of accessibility programs in action

Every project looks different, but the goal is the same: build accessibility in, not bolt it on later. These representative projects show how we've helped organizations meet compliance requirements while creating sustainable processes their teams can carry forward. Whether it's a federal AI platform or a global design system, the approach is always practical, collaborative, and built for long-term success.

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Detailed Representative Projects

Federal Government Artificial Intelligence Section 508 WCAG 2.1 AA

LMI – Government-Facing GenAI Platform

Services Provided: Accessibility Program Development, Section 508 Compliance, VPAT Documentation

The Challenge

LMI was developing a generative AI tool for federal agencies. The platform needed to meet Section 508 standards, with formal compliance documentation in place, all while still in active development.

Our Approach

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Audit
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Remediation
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Process Building
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Documentation
  • Conducted a full accessibility audit against WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508
  • Built an accessibility process into the product's design and development workflows
  • Partnered with the design and engineering teams to troubleshoot issues in real time
  • Created VPAT documentation so compliance was clear to federal stakeholders

The Results

The platform launched fully Section 508 compliant. Just as importantly, the accessibility process we designed became part of the standard workflow, ensuring ongoing compliance as the product continues to evolve.

Impact

This project shows how accessibility can be integrated into complex, emerging technologies without slowing delivery — and how process design can set a product up for long-term success.

Automotive Global Design Systems CVAA WCAG 2.1 AA

General Motors – Accessibility in In-Vehicle Interfaces

Services Provided: Accessibility Standards Development, CVAA Compliance, Design System Integration

The Challenge

General Motors was developing a next-generation design system for in-vehicle interfaces and needed to integrate accessibility from the ground up. Since standard WCAG guidelines don't translate directly to automotive contexts, we needed to adapt accessibility principles specifically for in-vehicle digital systems while ensuring the solution could scale across multiple vehicle programs and product lines.

Our Approach

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Standards Development
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Design System Integration
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Training and Process Building
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Implementing Audits and Reviews
  • Developed accessibility standards specific to in-vehicle digital systems
  • Embedded accessible patterns into GM's global design system
  • Collaborated with cross-functional teams to integrate accessibility into component libraries
  • Verified compliance across multiple vehicle programs

The Results

Accessibility became a built-in part of GM's next-generation design system, making it possible to deliver compliant in-vehicle interfaces at scale.

Impact

By embedding accessibility into the design system itself, GM reduced rework, ensured compliance, and delivered more inclusive experiences to millions of drivers and passengers.

Looking for practical guidance to get started?

Beyond these project examples, we've created some helpful resources to support your accessibility planning. Check out our tools and templates to help you take the first steps toward compliance.

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