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How to Prepare for a WCAG Accessibility Audit
Prepare for a website accessibility audit: choose WCAG requirements, define workflows, arrange test access, and plan remediation and retesting.
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Learn how to prepare for a WCAG accessibility audit, understand VPAT and ACR documentation, and organize a PDF or document remediation project.
Planning guide
Prepare for a website accessibility audit: choose WCAG requirements, define workflows, arrange test access, and plan remediation and retesting.
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Understand the difference between a VPAT template and an Accessibility Conformance Report, what buyers request, and how testing supports an ACR.
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Plan PDF, Word, and PowerPoint accessibility remediation with a document inventory, sample review, clear standards, and quality checks.
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Compare automated accessibility scans with manual WCAG testing, keyboard checks, and screen reader evaluation before you scope an audit.
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Prepare for a Section 508 procurement review with a clear ICT scope, accessibility test evidence, a VPAT-based ACR, and documented limitations.
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Turn WCAG audit findings into a remediation plan with owners, priorities, acceptance criteria, retesting, and updated accessibility documentation.
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Plan an initial accessibility review of keyboard use, forms, screen reader output, zoom, and documents, then document issues for a WCAG audit.
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Plain-language definitions of WCAG, Section 508, VPAT, ACR, assistive technology, keyboard focus, and other digital accessibility terms.
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Understand the difference between a VPAT/ACR and an accessibility audit, when buyers request each, and how testing supports procurement-ready accessibility documentation.
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Digital inaccessibility can create costs across revenue, development, procurement, customer support, remediation, and product operations. Learn where those hidden costs appear and how organizations can address them earlier.
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Learn what procurement teams may examine in a VPAT/ACR, including product scope, report age, evaluation methods, conformance ratings, remarks, limitations, and supporting accessibility evidence.
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