ICT Suppliers

Helping suppliers produce credible accessibility evidence that wins tenders.

Services

Evidence your commitment to accessibility with compelling documentation including Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) built from VPAT. Then demonstrate how people with disabilities can actually use it to complete core tasks.

  • Tender Readiness

    Prepare compelling product accessibility documentation to meet procurement requirements and help you win tenders.

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  • Accessibility Conformance Report

    Create your product's Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), or strengthen your existing one.

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  • Product Demonstration

    Satisfy prospective clients with a compelling demonstration of your product's accessibility features.

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Tools & Resources

Evidence your commitment to accessibility with compelling documentation including Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs) built from VPAT. Then demonstrate how people with disabilities can actually use it to complete core tasks.

  • ICT Supplier Self-Assessment Checklist

    Handy checklist to help you evidence your accessibility commitments.

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  • Common ACR/VPAT Mistakes

    The most frequent errors and how to avoid them in your accessibility documentation.

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Why Suppliers Choose AccessUX

  • Fast Turnaround

    Get your VPAT when you need it, not weeks later

  • AI+ Expert

    AI-accelerated drafting with expert verification

  • Safe Wording

    Procurement-safe language that withstands scrutiny

  • Clear Remediation

    Actionable guidance to close accessibility gaps

Frequently asked questions

Why should our product be accessible?

At the last Census more than 20% of Australians identified with a disability. Your customers, staff, friends and family are among them. Accessibility is about ensuring everyone can use your digital products with comfort and ease, regardless of their abilities or circumstances.

It's not just a legal obligation—it's an opportunity to create inclusive experiences that resonate with a broader audience and make a positive impact on people's lives.

How accessible does our product need to be?

Buyers expect meaningful progress toward WCAG AA, not perfection. Critical issues must be addressed, and remaining gaps should have a clear plan.

What are the most common issues in products like ours?

Issues vary, but often include:

  • Missing or incorrect labels
  • Poor keyboard navigation
  • Low colour contrast
  • Inconsistent focus order
  • Non-descriptive error messages

These are usually quick to identify and prioritise.

How long does it take to fix accessibility issues?

Simple issues can be fixed quickly. Complex issues—like redesigning components—take longer. Timelines depend on your product's size, codebase, and release cycle.

This is why designing for inclusion from the outset and throughout your product lifecycle is much more efficient than having to retrofit accessibility features later.