Kmarks Web & Computer Solutions

Digital services shaped around the work people need to get done.

Kmarks brings strategy, design, development, content, visibility, accessibility, and support together to make websites and digital services easier to understand, use, and sustain.

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Accessibility & government readiness

Make every public-service journey easier to reach, use, and complete.

Kmarks helps public entities and other organizations improve the websites, forms, portals, notices, documents, and vendor-managed paths people rely on for essential information and tasks.

What this solution can organize

• Priority review of public-service journeys and the barriers that matter most.
• Accessible navigation, page structure, forms, portals, and content patterns.
• Keyboard, screen-reader, magnification, mobile, and zoom-informed quality checks.
• Remediation priorities for notices, documents, and third-party service pathways.
• Content governance and practical guidance that helps access remain part of operations.

Title II planning context

The DOJ Title II web and mobile-app rule names WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the technical standard for state and local governments. State and local governments with a population of 50,000 or more have a current compliance deadline of April 26, 2027. State and local governments under 50,000 and special district governments have a current compliance deadline of April 26, 2028.

Kmarks applies WCAG 2.2 AA practices where appropriate to improve newer usability concerns, including visible keyboard focus, target size, dragging alternatives, consistent help, and form assistance. Accessibility readiness and implementation work is not legal advice, a certification, or a legal compliance determination. Public entities should coordinate final requirements with their counsel and compliance team.

Explore accessibility planning · Open the accessibility resource center · Start a readiness path

From outcome to a practical scope

Turn the outcome you chose into the capabilities it needs.

The Integrated Solutions explorer identifies the outcome in front of you. This directory makes the service components behind it tangible—choose the responsibility closest to today’s friction, then map the relevant context with Kmarks.

Your next move

1. Choose the responsibility: start with the service that best addresses the work people need to complete.
2. See what connects: each entry shows its core capabilities and related Kmarks paths that can support the work.
3. Map the practical scope: bring the relevant context so the next conversation begins with a useful decision.

Not sure where to begin? Use the readiness navigator