LitBos serves businesses seeking government contracts, K-12 school districts and educational agencies managing accessibility and transition compliance, and blind or low-vision individuals seeking assistive technology training.

LitBos provides accessibility readiness consulting that ensures digital products, websites, and documentation meet WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, and related standards. The firm also assists with accurate VPAT/ACR documentation to support compliance in procurement processes.

The assessment evaluates digital assets against WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, and ADA requirements, identifying accessibility gaps and providing actionable recommendations for remediation.

LitBos helps districts align IDEA-governed services with ADA expectations for postsecondary transition, focusing on B-13 compliance. Services include designing transition processes, supporting documentation, and training staff to ensure accessible student supports.

LitBos provides personalized, hands-on training tailored to individual goals and devices. Training covers screen readers, magnification tools, and accessibility features on mainstream technology to promote independence in education, work, and daily life.

Yes. LitBos operates primarily by appointment, offering virtual consultations nationwide and in-person meetings locally in Kalamazoo and Michigan's Lower Peninsula by arrangement.

Dr. Gwen Bostic, the founder, holds a PhD in Educational Leadership and Organizational Analysis and is a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC).

LitBos translates technical standards and legal requirements such as WCAG, Section 508, VPAT/ACR, IDEA, and ADA into clear, actionable language and step-by-step guidance tailored to each client's context and audience.

Yes. LitBos delivers interactive accessibility training workshops designed for faculty, staff, and organizational teams to build awareness and practical skills for inclusive digital environments.

LitBos combines deep technical expertise with organizational and educational leadership experience, an equity-driven perspective as a Black-owned, female-owned firm, and a focus on making accessibility manageable and understandable for clients.

LitBos helps organizations create and implement institutional accessibility policies that align with legal standards and support sustainable accessibility practices across teams and workflows.

A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) or ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) documents how a product meets accessibility standards. LitBos guides organizations in accurately completing these forms to demonstrate compliance for government procurement.

LitBos serves clients nationwide primarily through virtual engagements while offering in-person appointments locally in Kalamazoo and Michigan's Lower Peninsula.

A consultation typically involves a detailed discussion of your organization's digital accessibility needs, an assessment of current compliance status, translation of applicable standards, and recommendations for practical next steps.

LitBos frames accessibility as both a legal obligation and an equity imperative, helping clients align accessibility efforts with diversity, equity, and inclusion goals and addressing systemic barriers faced by disabled individuals.

LitBos assists in preparing and maintaining documentation required for accessibility audits and compliance monitoring, ensuring that records are accurate, clear, and aligned with applicable standards.

Timelines vary based on the organization's starting point and scope of digital assets, but LitBos provides phased, prioritized action plans to move clients steadily toward procurement-ready accessibility compliance.

Yes. LitBos assesses and advises on accessibility for websites, mobile apps, learning management systems, and other digital platforms to ensure they meet relevant standards.