Accessibility, built into the work
Public information.
Made easier to reach.
Accessibility belongs in the tools your staff use every day. Baseline builds structure into publishing, so your team can focus on clear, accurate information.
Start with better building blocks.
Staff and AI both work with a fixed set of page components. Neither writes the underlying markup.
That puts the structure of headings, lists, links, and other page elements in the platform's hands. Your staff bring the information. Baseline handles how those pieces are assembled into a page.
It reduces the number of technical decisions someone has to make each time they post an update. The platform should carry that responsibility alongside the people publishing.
Open the information. Keep the original.
An agenda should be readable on the website, with the source document available when someone needs it.
Baseline drafts web pages from documents and keeps the original file attached. For scans and photographed pages, Baseline will use optical character recognition (OCR) to extract the text. A person reviews the draft before publication.
Check the details. Compare names, dates, and table values with the original. Check the reading order in complex layouts, so the published page preserves the meaning of the source.
People still make the judgment.
A well-structured page still needs clear, accurate content.
Does the summary mean the same thing?
Staff check that the draft preserves the information and gives residents enough context.
Do the headings help someone find their way?
A heading needs to describe the section it introduces. Structure alone cannot make that decision.
Does an image description explain what matters?
The right description depends on the image's purpose and the information around it.
We do not offer a certificate or a promise that a site cannot fail. Automated checks and structured components support accessibility; human review remains part of the work.
Bring your questions. Bring your reviewer.
We can walk through the publishing process and talk about where your town needs more assurance.