Practical tools, checklists and trusted references to help you create more accessible digital experiences.
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Web accessibility
Scan a web page for common accessibility issues, then get clear guidance to help you understand and fix the findings. Optionally extend your scan for deep manual analysis, more pages across your site, and a full accessibility report with prioritised findings and recommendations for your bug tracker of choice.
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Figma plugin
Annotate headings, regions and components in Figma, then check designs against WCAG 2.2 so developers have everything they need at handover.
Explore DesignLint
Focused prompts to help you put accessibility into practice.
A structured template for embedding accessibility requirements into RFx and tender documents, aligned with WCAG and AS EN 301 549.
A practical WCAG-based checklist for content creators, editors and anyone involved in publishing digital content.
Start evaluating the accessibility of ICT products and services before you buy, using WCAG and AS EN 301 549.
Self-assess the accessibility of your ICT products and services against the standards buyers expect.
Information and guidance we use and reference regularly.
The international standard for accessible web content. WCAG 2.2 is the current published version.
Accessibility requirements for ICT products and services, adopted for Australian government procurement as AS EN 301 549.
The W3C specification for adding accessibility semantics to complex web interfaces.
Patterns and practical guidance for building accessible web application components.
The international standard for documenting digital product accessibility conformance.
Figma guidance for treating inclusion as an essential part of the design process.
Check colour combinations using WCAG contrast requirements and the newer APCA model.