Actions and auditing
Accessibility and inclusivity baseline
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👉🏼 Hint: these are the foundational pieces that need to be in place; they cover a combination of content, design, and code considerations.
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A combination of content, design, and code
- [ ] Interfaces designed and developed:
- [ ] pages are using semantic HTML structuring
- [ ] Content management affordances have been included and implemented:
- [ ] images have an alt tag
- [ ] all pages have a title
- [ ] all videos have captions
- [ ] all videos have transcripts
- [ ] Language and imagery consideration:
- [ ] Language has been reviewed to align with audience knowledge and objectives
- [ ] Copy has been proofread
- [ ] Copy has been translated to:
- [ ] Language:
- [ ] Translations have been proofread
- [ ] Imagery has been reviewed for considerations of inclusion and diversity representative of the audience
Manual testing
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👉🏼 Hint: this is what your technical team should be confirming.
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- [ ] Mobile phone:
- [ ] touch interactions work as expected
- [ ] pages look correct on small screen size, without requiring horizontal scorlling
- [ ] Desktop computer:
- [ ] works as expected with a mouse and/or trackpad.
- [ ] Keyboard:
- [ ] it is possible to navigate and interact using only a keyboard
- [ ] Screen reader:
- [ ] the interface can be navigated and understood, and interactions function correctly (or have a suitable alternative) when using a screen reader
- [ ] Zooming:
- [ ] the site can be zoomed in and that the layout responds in a way that ensures content is visible and readable at a large scale
Automated tools & testing
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👉🏼 Hint: your technical team should be able to show you these results.
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- [ ] The code has been tested with at least two of:
- [ ] Deque’s AXE
- [ ] TPGI’s Arc
- [ ] IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker
- [ ] Other (Indicate tool name)
- [ ] Performance has been validated with at least one of:
- [ ] Lighthouse
- [ ] Pingdom
- [ ] Other
Validation