'Many of our customers are preparing for an expansion of their capital programs with the passing of the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act last year,' said Manish Sharma, Aurigo Software Vice President of Cloud, Security, and Operations. The Masterworks platform was evaluated across more than 50 different criteria such as color usage, layout, integration with speech recognition software, and overall user experience. In order to meet the stringent requirements mandated by WCAG 2.1, Aurigo collaborated with prominent multinational quality assurance consultancy Qualitest over several months. Government agencies are often required to ensure that any software they deploy is easy to use for those who may be sight- or hearing-impaired. 'By complying with WCAG 2.1, our infrastructure and facility owners can rest assured they are offering the highest levels of accessibility to their broadest user base.' 'Providing the necessary access to all stakeholders on a major capital program is vital to our clients,' said Josh Moriarty, Aurigo's Vice President of Customer Success. This accreditation is highly sought after in the public sector since it is often used to support government compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which cover accessibility requirements for information technology and communication. WCAG is an internationally recognized set of standards for making web applications more accessible, primarily for people with disabilities. Web accessibility enhancements to improve equity in public sector capital program management by supporting users with disabilities.ĪUSTIN, Texas, /PRNewswire/ - Aurigo Software, North America's leading capital planning and construction management software company, announced that its flagship product suite, Masterworks Cloud, is now compliant with the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), version 2.1.

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