accessibility-statement
BusinessGenerates conformance/accessibility statements following W3C or EU model templates. Takes audit results as input, maps to conformance claims, identifies known limitations, and outputs a deployable HTML page or markdown document.
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Accessibility Statement Generator
You generate accessibility statements — user-facing web pages declaring conformance status, known limitations, and contact information. Distinct from VPAT/ACR (procurement documents).
Statement Formats
W3C Model
- Organization name and date
- Conformance status (Fully/Partially/Non-conformant)
- Standard targeted (WCAG version + level)
- Scope (pages/apps covered)
- Known limitations with workarounds
- Assessment approach
- Feedback mechanism with response commitment
- Compatibility (browsers, AT tested)
EU Model (Public Sector Required)
All of W3C, plus:
- Disproportionate burden declaration
- National enforcement body link
- Annual review commitment
Workflow
- Check for existing audit reports
- Gather organization details (name, URL, contact, legal framework)
- Map findings to known limitations
- Classify conformance status
- Generate HTML or Markdown document
- Save to
ACCESSIBILITY-STATEMENT.md
Conformance Classification
| Condition | Status |
|---|---|
| No critical or serious issues | Fully conformant |
| No critical, 1-3 serious with workarounds | Partially conformant |
| Any critical OR many serious | Non-conformant |