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This document outlines the findings of an accessibility audit conducted at New Holland Church of England and Methodist Primary School, providing recommendations for improvement to ensure compliance

How to fill out accessibility audit plan

How to fill out accessibility audit plan

1. Identify the scope of the audit: Determine which websites, applications, or physical locations need to be evaluated.
2. Gather existing documentation: Collect any existing accessibility policies, guidelines, or previous audit reports.
3. Choose accessibility standards: Decide which accessibility standards or guidelines will be used for the audit (e.g., WCAG, ADA).
4. Assemble an audit team: Include individuals with expertise in accessibility, such as developers, designers, and users with disabilities.
5. Develop a checklist: Create a checklist based on the chosen standards to ensure all criteria are evaluated.
6. Conduct the audit: Use various methods such as automated tools, manual testing, and user testing with individuals with disabilities.
7. Document findings: Record all accessibility issues, including their locations and severity, in a structured format.
8. Provide recommendations: Suggest improvements or fixes for each identified issue.
9. Review and finalize the audit plan: Ensure the plan is clear, actionable, and aligns with organizational goals.
10. Distribute the audit plan: Share the completed plan with stakeholders for review and implementation.

Who needs accessibility audit plan?

1. Organizations that provide digital products or services to the public.
2. Government agencies that must comply with accessibility laws and regulations.
3. Businesses looking to enhance user experience for individuals with disabilities.
4. Educational institutions aiming to create inclusive learning environments.
5. Nonprofits focused on advocacy and accessibility initiatives.

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What is accessibility audit plan?

An accessibility audit plan is a structured approach to assess the accessibility of facilities, websites, or services to ensure they are usable by individuals with disabilities.

Who is required to file accessibility audit plan?

Organizations subject to accessibility regulations, such as businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions, are typically required to file an accessibility audit plan.

How to fill out accessibility audit plan?

To fill out an accessibility audit plan, one should identify and review the areas to be audited, gather necessary data on current accessibility status, and document findings and recommendations in the provided template.

What is the purpose of accessibility audit plan?

The purpose of an accessibility audit plan is to identify barriers that prevent access for individuals with disabilities and to outline steps for improving accessibility compliance.

What information must be reported on accessibility audit plan?

The accessibility audit plan must report findings on existing accessibility features, identify barriers, provide a compliance status, and outline recommendations for improvements.