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web accessibility audit service

An objective set of accessibility checkpoints is used by a web accessibility audit service to measure your website's level of accessibility. The Web Accessibility Initiative's (WAI) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the industry standard for web accessibility.<br>

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  1. WEB ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT SERVICE www.acadestudio.com

  2. What is a web accessibility audit service? An objective set of accessibility checkpoints is used by a web accessibility audit service to measure your website's level of accessibility. The Web Accessibility Initiative's (WAI) Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the industry standard for web accessibility. For an ADA web accessibility audit to be most beneficial and valuable, a list of steps to increase accessibility should be produced. Determine whether a website complies with accessibility requirements by conducting an accessibility audit, sometimes called a compliance evaluation.

  3. What is the price of an accessibility audit? • A manual review of your website to identify WCAG 2.0 AA or 2.1 accessibility concerns is known as a web accessibility audit service. The cost of an accessibility audit typically starts at $3,500, while many variables might affect it, such as consultancy, VPAT, follow-up audits, training, etc.

  4. What are the four fundamental building blocks of online accessibility? • The four basic principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) indicate that content must be POUR: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. • I. PERCEIVABLE • Users must be presented with information and user interface elements in ways that they can understand. This implies that viewers must understand the data being represented: All of their senses must be able to perceive it. • II. Operable • Navigation and user interface elements must be usable: The interface cannot demand user interaction that they cannot complete.

  5. Second III. Understandable Information and a user interface's functionality must be understandable: Users must comprehend both the content and how the user interface works. IV. Robust To be reliably understood by a wide range of user agents, including assistive technology, content must be strong enough: The material should continue to be available when user agents and technologies change.

  6. THANK YOU • WWW.ACADECRAFT.COM

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