Learn about CT accessibility

Accessibility is for everyone

The internet should work for everyone regardless of their abilities. But right now, many websites have barriers that make it hard for people with disabilities to use them. We’re here to change that!

At the State of Connecticut we want to help agencies, businesses, schools, and creators make their websites easy for everyone to use. That includes people with temporary or permanent vision, hearing, mobility, and cognitive disabilities.

Improving accessibility isn’t just the right thing to do. It also helps you reach more people, follow legal guidelines, and create a better experience for all.

Not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered!
Learn how to test your content to see if it’s accessible.
Find out how to fix common issues to improve accessibility.
Check our FAQ for answers to common questions.

Every voice is important

Do you have a story to tell about the improved accessibility of CT.gov websites? We want to hear from you!

Would you like to tell us about a challenge you have when using our websites? We want to hear from you, too!

Join our accessibility community and be part of the digital freedom revolution.

Get a top 10 accessibility basics checklist

Find a printable version of the 10 most important things to check to create accessible content.

Watch short accessibility videos

Get the help you need, when you need it, with videos that stick with one topic.

Get involved

Would you like to be part of the challenge to make CT’s digital content available to everyone? Volunteer as a usability tester in our accessibility community!