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How to Create an Accessibility Statement

Publish a transparency page showing your web accessibility efforts and build user trust.

What is an accessibility statement?

An accessibility statement is a public page describing how your website ensures access for all users, including those with disabilities. Beyond legal requirements, it demonstrates your commitment to inclusivity.

Key sections to include

State your conformance level (e.g., WCAG 2.1 AA), supported assistive technologies (screen readers, etc.), known limitations, feedback contact information, and the last updated date.

Writing tips

Be honest and specific. Rather than claiming full compliance, transparently state your current level and improvement plans. Users trust candor more than vague assurances.

How PAGEBOOK helps

Choose the accessibility statement template, enter your conformance details and contact information, and publish a public page right away.

Related templates

PAGEBOOK templates you can use after reading this guide.

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Accessibility Statement

A page disclosing your web accessibility compliance and improvement efforts.

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Support

A support page for app submission and customer help.

Frequently asked questions

Is an accessibility statement legally required?
In the EU (European Accessibility Act), the US (ADA/Section 508), and several other regions, public and some private websites are required to publish accessibility statements.
Which WCAG level should I target?
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the most widely adopted standard. AAA is difficult to meet for all content, so targeting AA with AAA improvements where feasible is a practical approach.
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