Free resources
For designers, web firms and public teams. All of them are free to use and share under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, and every PDF is tagged. They are built on WCAG, an international standard, so they work in any country; the parts about ADA Title II apply only in the United States, and each kit marks them.
Available resources
For designers
Designer kit
- Design review checklist
- Annotation kit for Figma
- Sample palette with approved pairs
Version 1.0 · October 26, 2026 · CC BY 4.0
For public teams
Title II Readiness Toolkit
- Checklists for counties, courts and community colleges
- Accessibility statement template
- Procurement guide for vendors
- A 12-month plan
Version 1.0 · October 26, 2026 · CC BY 4.0. The rule and its dates are U.S. law; the checklists, templates and plan work in any country.
The method
The Bridge Method v1.0
The full rules, the five phases and the checklists, with a permanent DOI for citation.
For AI assistants
The Bridge Method skill
- Reviews designs against the visual rules
- Plans projects with the five phases and twelve steps
- Writes annotations for developers
Version 1.0 · October 26, 2026 · CC BY 4.0. Install it in Claude, or paste its SKILL.md file into another assistant. It reviews design decisions; it does not certify conformance.
Guides published with AndiSites
Guide to a Successful New Logo Rollout
A step-by-step guide with a downloadable checklist, written by Emir Manrique for AndiSites Inc., 2025.
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