How to write an accessibility statement →
What to include and the mistakes to avoid.
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Important
An accessibility statement is a public commitment and a contact channel — it is not a substitute for an accessible site. Don’t claim “fully conformant” unless you’ve done the work and keep testing; an inaccurate statement can hurt you. The honest, defensible posture is “partially conformant, actively improving, here’s how to reach us.” See how to write an accessibility statement.
Frequently asked questions
- Is an accessibility statement legally required?
- Under the European Accessibility Act, covered services are expected to publish an accessibility statement with a feedback channel. In the U.S. it isn’t strictly mandated for private sites, but a clear, honest statement is good practice and signals due diligence.
- Should I say my site is “fully compliant”?
- Only if it’s true and you keep testing. Overstating conformance can backfire. The honest, defensible default is “partially conformant and actively improving,” paired with a working contact channel.