Compliance reporting

After finding accessibility issues, you need a clear plan to fix them. A good plan helps your team make improvements in a logical order rather than randomly tackling problems.

When creating your implementation plan, follow these steps:

• Sort issues by how severely they affect users and how hard they are to fix
• Group similar problems that can be fixed with the same solution
• Create a realistic timeline with clear deadlines for each improvement
• Assign specific people to be responsible for different types of fixes
• Set clear goals so you know when each fix is successfully completed
• Make accessibility testing a regular part of your development process
• Plan training sessions to fill the knowledge gaps you discovered during the audit
• Schedule follow-up checks to make sure the improvements actually work

Write your plan in a format that's easy to track as work moves forward. Include extra time for unexpected problems that might come up. Remember that improving accessibility isn't a one-time project. Your plan should create lasting habits that keep your product accessible over time.