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Accessibility Feedback Durham CAS is committed to providing quality and accessible services to all residents of Durham Region, including those with disabilities. Your feedback is important to us,

How to fill out accessibility feedback

How to fill out accessibility feedback

1. Start by accessing the platform or website where you want to provide accessibility feedback.
2. Look for a dedicated section or page for accessibility feedback. It might be called 'Contact Us' or 'Accessibility Support'.
3. Click on the provided link or button to access the accessibility feedback form.
4. Fill out your personal information, such as your name and email address, if required.
5. Clearly state the accessibility issue or problem you encountered. Be specific and provide details about the page, feature, or content affected.
6. If possible, provide screenshots or examples to better illustrate the accessibility problem.
7. Offer suggestions or recommendations on how the platform or website can improve its accessibility.
8. Submit the accessibility feedback form and wait for a response from the platform or website's accessibility team.

Who needs accessibility feedback?

1. Anyone who encounters accessibility barriers while using a platform, website, or digital service needs accessibility feedback.
2. People with disabilities, including but not limited to visual impairments, hearing impairments, motor impairments, cognitive impairments, and neurodivergent individuals, may require accessibility feedback to ensure their equal access to information and services.
3. Accessibility feedback is also beneficial for organizations and businesses to improve their digital accessibility and ensure compliance with accessibility standards and regulations.
4. Web developers, designers, and content creators can also benefit from accessibility feedback to enhance their understanding of accessibility requirements and best practices.

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What is accessibility feedback?

Accessibility feedback is feedback provided by individuals with disabilities about their experiences accessing and using products, services, or facilities.

Who is required to file accessibility feedback?

Any organization, business, or entity that provides products, services, or facilities to the public is required to file accessibility feedback.

How to fill out accessibility feedback?

Accessibility feedback can be filled out online through a designated platform or submitted via email or mail. It typically involves providing details of the accessibility barriers encountered and suggestions for improvement.

What is the purpose of accessibility feedback?

The purpose of accessibility feedback is to improve accessibility for individuals with disabilities and ensure that products, services, or facilities are inclusive and accessible to all.

What information must be reported on accessibility feedback?

Accessibility feedback should include detailed descriptions of accessibility barriers encountered, specific locations or products/services affected, and recommendations for improvement.