West · WY
Wyoming
Draft research · Evidence tier B
Wyoming maintains a Web Communication Accessibility Standard through the Department of Administration and Information, but its precise current WCAG, procurement, and enforcement details require extraction.
Initial research category: State Web Communication Accessibility Standard
Structured draft values
At a glance
Each card pairs the conservative normalized value with the original research wording.
- Enacted state law
- Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wordingAdministrative standard — Active.
- Mandatory state policy
- Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wordingAdministrative standard — Active.
- WCAG requirement
- Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wordingWCAG/Section 508-based; exact current mandatory version should be extracted from the standard.
- Government websites
- Yes
The initial research states yes; claim-level source review is still pending.
Original research wordingYes
- Mobile applications
- Federal requirement only
Only the separate federal baseline is explicit in the initial research.
Original research wordingFederal Title II; state-specific wording unclear
- Electronic documents and PDFs
- Partial
The initial research describes partial coverage or authority.
Original research wordingPartial
- Software, systems, and other ICT
- Unclear
Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.
Original research wordingUnclear
- Accessible procurement
- Unclear
Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.
Original research wordingUnclear
- Education accessibility
- Unclear
Available wording cannot be reduced to one conclusion without inference.
Original research wordingUnclear
- Local-government relevance
- Federal requirement only
Only the separate federal baseline is explicit in the initial research.
Original research wordingFederal Title II applies.
- Funding and implementation
- Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wordingNot verified.
- Enforcement and accountability
- Not yet verified
Research or expert verification is still required.
Original research wordingAgency governance and ADA processes; distinct state digital remedy not verified.
Authority research
Laws, policies, and standards
Primary authority named in the draft
Wyoming Administration & Information Web Communication Accessibility Standard.
Instrument type
Administrative standard
Current policy status wording
Active.
Technical standard wording
WCAG/Section 508-based; exact current mandatory version should be extracted from the standard.
Research notes
Implementation and accountability
Funding and implementation
Not verified.
Enforcement and accountability
Agency governance and ADA processes; distinct state digital remedy not verified.
Responsible entities named in the draft
Department of Administration and Information and Enterprise Technology Services.
Named people or policy architects
No policy architect verified.
Clearly labeled analysis
Strengths and research gaps
Draft Atlas analysis: notable strength
Named statewide web-communication standard and central technology authority.
Unanswered questions and cautions
Accessible public copy of the standard, WCAG version, apps, procurement, audits, reporting, and enforcement.
Evidence trail
Official and supporting source leads
Reachability does not prove that a source is current, authoritative, accessible, or supports every claim in this profile.
- ai.wyo.gov/about-us/accessibilityResponded at last check
Official current A&I website page reviewed; the record is limited to the website scope expressly stated on the page.
- ets.wyo.govResponded at last check
The Phase 0 reachability check received a successful response; authority, currency, accessibility, and claim support remain unverified.