Practical guidance
Planning Website Remediation for Accessibility Requirements
What evidence will your organization need when reviewing website accessibility work? Begin with an agreed requirement, a defined set of pages and journeys, and a documented process for resolving the barriers found.
Confirm the requirement
Ask the person responsible for your organization’s legal or procurement requirements to confirm the applicable standard and scope. That decision gives the website team a clear basis for testing and acceptance.
- The standard and version to assess
- Pages, documents, and workflows in scope
- Internal requirements and review responsibilities
Turn findings into repairs
Record where a barrier appears, how to reproduce it, and what needs to change. Include manual review of important interactions in the testing plan and account for content and third-party components.
- Keyboard access and visible focus
- Form labels, instructions, and errors
- Content structure and alternative text
Preserve the evidence
Retest the affected experience and document the result, including any open dependencies. Technical remediation supports your accessibility work; legal interpretation and acceptance remain with your organization’s qualified advisers.
- Before-and-after findings
- Retesting and unresolved items
- Ongoing content and release checks
Keep exploring
Discuss your accessibility remediation scope.
Bring your website, your questions, and the outcome you want to achieve. We can work out a useful starting point together.