F-Q104 Website Accessibility Review
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A website that is hard to use shuts people out, and accessibility does not have to be complicated to check. This form records how a site was reviewed, what tools were used, the issues found and the actions recommended, so accessibility is reviewed and improved in plain, practical steps.
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Website Accessibility Review Form Template
A website accessibility review form for recording a review of one or more web pages or sites. It captures what was reviewed, the evaluation approach or tools used, the outcome or score, the issues identified and the recommended actions, with an overall outcome.
Making information and services accessible online supports inclusive design and the fair treatment of consumers, in line with ISO 22458 and recognised accessibility guidance such as WCAG. This form gives you a simple, repeatable way to record an accessibility review and the actions arising.
Built for Accessible, Inclusive Websites
The form captures what a website accessibility review needs:
- The website and pages reviewed and who reviewed them
- The evaluation approach or tools used
- The outcome or score and an overview of the issues identified
- The recommended actions and an overall outcome
What's Included in this Website Accessibility Review Form
The form is set out so one or more pages can be reviewed and the outcome recorded in one place:
- Review header - the website reviewed, date and reviewer
- Per-page review - the URL reviewed, evaluation approach or tools used, outcome or score, an overview of issues identified and the recommended action
- Overall outcome - a summary outcome for the review as a whole
Who Needs a Website Accessibility Review Form?
Any organisation with a website that wants to check it works for all users, including those with disabilities or in vulnerable circumstances. It suits smaller firms meeting consumer duty and accessibility expectations, and anyone working towards or maintaining arrangements aligned with ISO 22458.
Included in the ISO 22458 Consumer Vulnerability Toolkit
This form is part of the ISO 22458 Consumer Vulnerability Toolkit - the policies, forms, registers and guidance for identifying and responding to consumer vulnerability in one download - and is included in every alphaZ ISO toolkit that covers consumer vulnerability.
Pairs with the Inclusive Design Impact Assessment
A website review is part of designing services for everyone, so it pairs with the F-Q100 Inclusive Design Impact Assessment, which reviews contact channels, information, sales, payments and environment against inclusive-design principles.