WCAG 2.2 AA
Global baselineWCAG 2.2 AA is the technical baseline many accessibility checks, procurement expectations, and regional standards commonly reference.
Read guideAccessibility readiness
Accessibility Standards and Readiness Guides
Understand the major accessibility standards, laws, and public-sector expectations that shape digital accessibility work. These guides explain how each standard relates to practical website readiness and where automated checks need to be paired with manual review.
Start with a practical website scan, then use these guides to plan the manual review work around it.
Run the readiness checkEAA / EN 301 549
EuropeThe European Accessibility Act and EN 301 549 connect digital product and service readiness with WCAG-aligned technical expectations.
Read guideADA website accessibility planning often uses WCAG as a practical technical reference for identifying barriers in public digital experiences.
Read guideSection 508
U.S. federalSection 508 readiness helps federal teams and vendors prepare digital products, services, and procurement evidence for accessibility review.
Read guideAODA
OntarioAODA readiness helps Ontario organizations identify website issues that may need WCAG-aligned remediation and manual review.
Read guideAccessible Canada Act
Canada federalAccessible Canada Act readiness helps federally regulated organizations connect accessibility planning with practical digital checks and manual review.
Read guideDDA Australia
AustraliaDDA Australia readiness planning uses practical accessibility checks to help reduce digital barriers before manual review.
Read guideRGAA
FranceRGAA readiness helps French public-sector and service teams connect WCAG-aligned technical checks with practical remediation planning.
Read guideBITV / BFSG
GermanyBITV and BFSG readiness planning connects German public-sector and product-service accessibility work with technical website signals.
Read guideUK public-sector accessibility readiness helps service teams identify WCAG-aligned website issues before manual review and statement updates.
Read guideCheck your website before planning deeper accessibility review
The Website Accessibility Readiness Check highlights practical signals across accessibility, usability, forms, navigation, and mobile interaction so your team can decide what to fix first.
Run the Website Accessibility Readiness Check