Accessibility Action Plan

Starting accessibility action plan

This plan is generated from the answers you provided. It is not a legal risk score, a WCAG certificate, or a guaranteed timeline.

1. Start with a limited automated snapshot

   Run the free website scanner on a public URL so you have a first look at machine-detectable issues. It is not a complete audit.

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2. Inventory and sample PDFs

   Check a representative PDF with the document tool, then plan a human review of tags, forms, and scans. Not every file can be auto-fixed.

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3. Review headings and keyboard access

   Use the heading outline and keyboard checklist on key templates. These are guided checks, not remote proof of conformance.

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4. Add human testing where automation stops

   Screen-reader paths, complex widgets, and legal-risk pages need a person. Automated tools miss those.

5. Write only what you can verify

   If you publish an accessibility statement, use the builder and fill it with facts you have reviewed. A statement is not certification.

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