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A VPAT contains product information, applicable standards, evaluation methods, and a detailed table documenting conformance against each WCAG success criterion. The Voluntary Product Accessibility Template is a structured document, and each section serves a purpose for procurement teams reviewing the completed Accessibility Conformance Report. The opening sections cover product name, version, contact information, evaluation date, … Read more

After an audit report is delivered, the next step is getting issues into the hands of the people who can fix them. Each issue needs an owner, a priority, and a clear path to validation. Without that structure, reports sit untouched and conformance work stalls. The most effective approach is to assign by issue type. … Read more

E-commerce stores sit at the top of accessibility claim targets because they sell directly to the public, run on platforms with known issue patterns, and present a clear path for plaintiff firms to demonstrate harm. If your store has unaddressed WCAG 2.1 AA issues, the risk is real. Risk factors that elevate exposure include themes … Read more

A VPAT is a blank template. An ACR is the completed document filled in with conformance information about a specific product. The VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) provides the standardized structure. The ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report) is what the buyer actually receives once the template has been completed. People often use the two terms interchangeably, … Read more

A WCAG audit report is a structured document that lists every accessibility issue identified on a website, web app, or mobile app, along with the information needed to fix each one. The report is the deliverable from an audit conducted by accessibility professionals. Each issue entry typically includes a description of the problem, the page … Read more