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Following are the results based on your input.

Thank You for Completing Your Accessibility Questionnaire.

🎉 Great job! Your organization is well-prepared for digital accessibility compliance.

Your website and digital content meet WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA standards, ensuring equal access for all users, including people with disabilities. Maintaining this high level of compliance will help protect your organization from legal risks and enhance user experience.

🔎 Next Steps to Maintain Compliance:

✔️ Continue monitoring and updating digital content to maintain accessibility compliance.
✔️ Conduct annual accessibility audits to identify any new issues introduced by updates.
✔️ Provide ongoing accessibility training for content creators, designers, and developers.
✔️ Encourage user feedback and ensure accessibility requests are promptly addressed.
📢 Your organization is in great shape! Keep up the commitment to accessibility to ensure long-term compliance. Contact TestPros for any questions and future support.

📚 Accessibility Resources

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG): w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag
Section 508 Compliance: section508.gov
ADA Title II/III Guidance: ada.gov
European Standard (EN 301 549): etsi.org
Accessibility Testing Tools:
Guides & Checklists:
- WAI Accessibility Overview
- WebAIM WCAG Checklist
Assistive Technology:
PDF & Document Accessibility:
- PDF Accessibility Checker (PAC 2024)
- Color Contrast Analyzer

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Assessment Results

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1. Has your website been tested for WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 AA compliance?

2. Do you have a formal accessibility policy in place that aligns with WCAG guidelines?

3. Has your organization identified who is responsible for ensuring digital accessibility compliance?

4. Does your organization have a process for ensuring third-party vendors and tools meet accessibility standards?

5. Do all images and non-text content have accurate and descriptive alternative text (alt text)?

6. Are headings and page structures correctly formatted for screen readers (i.e., using proper H1, H2, H3 hierarchy)?

7. Are all PDFs and downloadable documents fully accessible (tagged, structured, and navigable via assistive technologies)?

8. Does your website provide sufficient color contrast between text and background to meet WCAG guidelines?

9. Can all interactive elements (menus, forms, buttons, links) be fully navigated and used with only a keyboard (without a mouse)?

10. Do all forms and input fields include accessible labels and error messages that assist users with disabilities?

11. Are focus indicators visible and properly styled when navigating through the website using a keyboard?

12. Have you tested your website or digital platforms using screen readers (e.g., JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver) to ensure compatibility?

13. Do time-based elements (e.g., auto-refreshing content, slideshows, session timeouts) include a way for users to control or extend time limits?

14. Does your organization conduct regular accessibility audits and have a process for monitoring and maintaining accessibility as content is updated?

15. Have accessibility issues identified in previous audits or user feedback been addressed and retested?

16. Do you have a current or past VPAT for your system or product?

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