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An accessibility statement is an important feature for organizations committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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What is an Accessibility Statement

An accessibility statement explains how a website addresses accessibility, which standards it follows, 
and how users can report barriers or request support. It sets expectations, documents intent, and demonstrates accountability for inclusive digital access.

Why Accessibility Statement is a Necessity

Builds Trust Through Transparency

Builds Trust Through Transparency

An accessibility statement shows users that accessibility is taken seriously, not hidden or ignored. It clearly communicates intentions, current status, and limitations instead of making vague claims.

Supports Accessibility Standards and Policies

Supports Accessibility Standards and Policies

Referencing standards such as WCAG, ADA, EAA, or EN 301 549 helps explain which accessibility frameworks are being considered. This reflects awareness and intent, even when full compliance has not been verified. Your selections help ensure the statement accurately represents how accessibility is evaluated and maintained.

Creates a Clear Feedback Channel for Users

Creates a Clear Feedback Channel for Users

Accessibility statements provide a way for users to report issues, request alternative access, or share barriers they encounter, closing the gap between real user experience and internal testing.

Reflects a Real, Ongoing Accessibility Journey

Reflects a Real, Ongoing Accessibility Journey

A strong accessibility statement evolves over time. It reflects actual accessibility efforts, including automated scans, monitoring, audits, and improvements made using tools like Accesstive, rather than presenting accessibility as a one-time achievement.

Generate Your Accessibility Statement in 3 Simple Steps

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Provide Your Website Details

Start by entering the basic information needed to generate an accurate accessibility statement.

  • Website URL
  • Organization name
  • Contact email for accessibility-related feedback or support
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Review Your Accessibility Statement

Before using your statement, take a quick moment to review it in context of your actual website.

  • Make sure your organization details and contact information are accurate
  • Check that the statement matches the real accessibility state of your website
  • Ensure users have a clear way to report issues or request support
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Use the Accessibility Statement on Your Website

Download or copy your generated accessibility statement and publish it on your website.

  • Add it to a dedicated accessibility page
  • Link it from your website footer or help section
  • Update it over time as your accessibility efforts evolve
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Accessibility Statement Best Practices

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Reflect Your Actual Accessibility Efforts

Your accessibility statement should accurately describe the tools, audits, and processes you use. Avoid generic language and ensure it aligns with real findings, testing methods, and ongoing improvements.

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Keep the Statement Up to Date

Accessibility is not static. Review and update your statement regularly, especially after website updates, design changes, or new accessibility testing, to ensure it reflects your current status.

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Make the Statement Easy to Find

Link your accessibility statement from your website footer, help section, or Contact page so users can easily locate it from anywhere on your site.

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Provide a Clear Contact Channel

Include a dedicated email address or accessible contact form so users can report accessibility issues or request alternative access. Clear feedback paths support continuous improvement and user trust.

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FAQs

An accessibility statement explains how a website approaches digital accessibility, which standards it considers, and how users can report accessibility issues or request support.

An accessibility statement is not always legally required, but it is widely considered a best practice for transparency, accountability, and inclusive design, especially for public-facing or regulated websites.

Accessibility statements commonly reference standards such as WCAG, ADA, EAA, BFSG, or EN 301 549 to explain which accessibility guidelines the website is aware of or working toward.

No. An accessibility statement does not guarantee legal or technical compliance. It reflects intent, awareness, and ongoing accessibility efforts, not certification or verification.

An accessibility statement generator is a tool that helps create a structured, ready-to-publish accessibility statement based on your website details and current accessibility practices.

Some organizations refer to accessibility statements as ADA compliance statements. In practice, the statement is a transparency document, not proof of compliance, and should be reviewed by accessibility or legal teams.

The Accesstive Accessibility Statement Generator creates a statement based on your website information and the Accesstive tools you use, reflecting your current accessibility approach.

Yes. Accessibility statements should be reviewed and updated regularly to reflect changes in content, design, testing methods, or accessibility improvements.

Accessibility statements are usually published on a dedicated page and linked from the website footer, help section, or contact page for easy access.