Kris Rivenburgh An Android + iOS accessibility audit covers the same WCAG success criteria across both platforms, but the evaluation work is not identical. Each operating system… Continue Reading Android vs iOS Accessibility Audit: Key Differences
Strong VPAT remarks and explanations are specific, factual, and tied directly to the success criterion being evaluated. They name the issue, identify where it occurs,… Continue Reading Examples of Good VPAT Remarks and Explanations
After an accessibility audit, the work shifts from evaluation to action. The report lists every WCAG issue across the scoped pages or screens. The next… Continue Reading What Happens After an Accessibility Audit Is Completed
The remarks and explanations column in a VPAT is where you justify the conformance level assigned to each WCAG success criterion. For Supports, briefly confirm… Continue Reading What to Put in the VPAT Remarks and Explanations Column
For most companies producing a VPAT, WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the version to reference. It is the most widely recognized standard among procurement teams,… Continue Reading What WCAG Version Should Be Used in a VPAT?
Hype up your brand, services, and products with Accessibility Base and gain more visibility. To start marketing, set up a profile on Accessibility Base, write… Continue Reading How to Promote Your Accessibility Business
The VPAT 2.5 International (INT) Edition covers all standards in one document: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), Revised Section 508, and EN 301 549. The… Continue Reading What Is Required in VPAT 2.5 International Edition
VPAT remarks and explanations should be specific enough that a procurement reviewer understands exactly how the product behaves against each WCAG success criterion, but concise… Continue Reading How Detailed Should VPAT Remarks and Explanations Be?
JAWS screen reader testing can be used when auditing a digital asset. Sometimes this is in place of NVDA or another screen reader or it… Continue Reading Notes for JAWS Screen Reader Testing in Audits
A practical cadence to schedule ongoing accessibility scans is weekly for active websites, monthly for stable sites, and after every significant release for web apps… Continue Reading Schedule Ongoing Accessibility Scans: A Practical Cadence
