WCAG Accessibility Checklist 1.0

Discover how the WCAG Accessibility Checklist app can assist in integrating accessibility seamlessly into digital designs. With this powerful tool, you can optimize websites to meet essential legal standards using a user-friendly and efficient solution.

The WCAG Accessibility Checklist app serves as a robust accessibility checker and reporting tool. It provides a comprehensive To Do list that offers reminders and checklists to help you achieve compliance with the three levels of accessibility standards: Levels A, AA, and AAA.

An inclusive digital experience allows individuals of all abilities to access and benefit from websites, applications, and products. This app is designed to help product owners, developers, and designers grasp accessibility concepts, take action, and contribute to creating a more inclusive web for everyone.

Combining elements of a checker and a To Do list with real-time reminders, the WCAG Accessibility Checklist app acts as a valuable resource that simplifies guidelines and guides users through accessibility best practices systematically.

High-quality accessibility is not just an action but a result of deliberate design. Let's work together to enhance web accessibility for all users.

Features:

• Simple checklists outlining the three levels of accessibility compliance (Levels A, AA, and AAA)
• Clear guidelines aligned with WCAG 2.0 standards
• In-app Tips and How-to lists
• In-app links providing detailed explanations of each WCAG 2.0 guideline
• Easy-to-understand dashboards for monitoring progress
• Optimization actions mapped to P.O.U.R., representing WCAG’s four principles of accessibility:
  • Perceivable
  • Operable
  • Understandable
  • Robust

Performance:

• Identify accessibility issues and notify team members
• Email checklist results to a customized recipient list
• Manually test digital product accessibility against WCAG 2.0 Guidelines
• Immediate start to optimization without sign-up, sign-in, account, or authentication requirements

This project is built upon the invaluable web accessibility content sourced from www.wuhcag.com by Luke McGrath in conjunction with the W3C's WCAG 2.0 Guidelines, endorsed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).