California AB2190 mandates accessibility standards for internet websites, requiring entities to maintain accessible pages and digital accessibility.

California AB2190 establishes requirements for internet website accessibility, focusing on entities that own or operate websites. The bill mandates that these entities maintain an "accessibility page" detailing their policies and practices for ensuring website accessibility. It requires entities to publish digital accessibility reports identifying specific barriers and remediation timelines. The reports must be accessible, downloadable, and include details such as the location of barriers, descriptions, and remediation dates.

California AB2190 mandates accessibility standards for internet websites, requiring entities to maintain accessible pages and digital accessibility.

California AB2190 establishes requirements for internet website accessibility, focusing on entities that own or operate websites. The bill mandates that these entities maintain an "accessibility page" detailing their policies and practices for ensuring website accessibility. It requires entities to publish digital accessibility reports identifying specific barriers and remediation timelines. The reports must be accessible, downloadable, and include details such as the location of barriers, descriptions, and remediation dates.