# Accessibility statement for [name of the site or app]

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> If a law gives its own wording for your statement, such as the EU model statement for public sector bodies, use that wording and its order.

[Name of the organisation] wants everyone to be able to use [the site's address, or the app's name], whatever way they use the web. We aim for it to work:

- with a keyboard instead of a mouse or touch screen
- with screen readers, screen magnifiers and voice control
- when the page is zoomed, or shown at the width of a phone
- with the color, contrast and text settings of a browser or device

We also try to write in plain language.

## How accessible this site is

[Name of the site or app] is [fully / partially / not] conformant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) [2.2], Level [AA].

- Fully conformant: every page meets every success criterion at that level, with no exceptions.
- Partially conformant: some parts do not meet every success criterion. They are listed below.
- Not conformant: the content does not meet the standard.

[If a law applies, name it here, with the standard it refers to, such as: "This statement is made under [the law], which refers to [EN 301 549 V3.2.1], which uses WCAG 2.1 Level AA."]

## What is not accessible

### Problems we know about

[One item for each problem: what it is, where it is, the success criterion it fails, who it affects, and when it will be fixed.]

- [The date picker on the booking form cannot be used with a keyboard alone. This fails WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.1.1 Keyboard. We plan to fix it by [YYYY-MM-DD]. Until then you can book by phone on [number].]
- [...]

### Content we do not have to make accessible

[Only content a law excludes, and only where it does: such as pre-recorded video published before a date the law gives, or maps not used for navigation. Name the law and the exemption.]

### Disproportionate burden

[Only where a law allows this claim, and only after an assessment. Say what the content is, why fixing it now would be a disproportionate burden, when you will review that, and how people can get the information another way. Delete this part if you make no such claim.]

## How we keep it accessible

- [Accessibility is part of how we design, build and test, and of our definition of done.]
- [Our designers and developers are trained in accessibility.]
- [We test new features with a keyboard, a screen reader and automated checks before release.]
- [We audit the site [every year], most recently on [YYYY-MM-DD].]

## Compatibility

This site is designed to work with recent versions of [Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari]. We tested it with:

- [NVDA with Firefox on Windows]
- [VoiceOver with Safari on iOS]
- [TalkBack with Chrome on Android]

It may not work as well in older browsers, such as [...].

## Technical specifications

The accessibility of [name of the site or app] relies on these technologies working with your browser and any assistive technology you use: [HTML, CSS, JavaScript and WAI-ARIA].

## How we tested this site

We assessed [name of the site or app] by [our own evaluation / an external evaluation by [name of the organisation]] on [YYYY-MM-DD]. [Describe the sample of pages and processes, the tools and the assistive technology used.]

[Link to the audit report, if you publish it.]

## Feedback and contact

If you find a problem not listed here, or you need information in another format, tell us:

- email: [address]
- phone: [number], [opening hours]
- [a contact form, with its address]

We will reply within [number] working days.

## If you are not happy with our response

[Say who to contact if you are not happy with the reply, and any enforcement body for your country or sector, with its address. Under the EU Web Accessibility Directive, public sector bodies must link to their national enforcement procedure.]

## About this statement

This statement was prepared on [YYYY-MM-DD]. It was last reviewed on [YYYY-MM-DD]. [It was approved by [name, role].]