Accessibility statement generator

Write an accessibility statement for your website from your own assessment. Nothing you type is sent or stored: it stays in this browser tab.

How it works

  • Fill in the fields; the preview below follows what you type.
  • Choose the conformance status your own assessment supports. An accessibility menu, ours included, does not change that status.
  • Copy the HTML into a page of your website, or download it as a file, and link the page from your footer.

The structure follows the W3C guidance Developing an Accessibility Statement. Need an assessment first? Our website accessibility audits.

Write your statement

Your organization and website

For example https://example.com

Standard and conformance status
Conformance status, based on your own assessment

The website has not been evaluated against the standard yet.

The content fully conforms to the standard, without any exceptions. Requires an assessment.

Some parts of the content do not fully conform to the standard. Requires an assessment.

The content does not conform to the standard.

Assessment

Optional for this status. Describe how the website was evaluated, if it was.

Known limitations

Barriers you know of, with a workaround and the planned fix date when you have them. Optional.

Feedback

How people can tell you about barriers. Enter at least one.

For example: 5 business days

Other information

For example: the website relies on HTML, CSS and JavaScript and was tested with current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.

Preview

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Accessibility statement for [Organization name]

[Organization name] is committed to making its website, [Website address], accessible to people with disabilities. We are working to improve its accessibility, using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as our reference.

Conformance status

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) define requirements that make web content more accessible to people with disabilities, at three levels of conformance: A, AA and AAA.

The conformance of [Website address] with WCAG 2.2 level AA has not been assessed yet.

Feedback

We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of [Website address]. If you find a barrier, please tell us:

[At least one way to contact you]

This statement was prepared on [Date].

This template is not legal advice.

What the widget does not do

The Evolving Accessibility Widget lets visitors adjust how your website looks and reads: text size, spacing, contrast, color, motion, focus outline and read-aloud. It does not change your website's code and does not, by itself, make a website conform to WCAG or meet the ADA. Conformance comes from an accessibility audit and fixes to the code, which ADA-Expert also provides.

Questions about the widget, an audit or code fixes? Talk to ADA-Expert.