- UConn will strive to make its digital solutions and their content fully accessible.
- Set up a system to review and ensure the accessibility of its most highly trafficked digital products
- Evaluation tool: Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) or other equivalent accessibility documentation; Inspect; Accessible Name and Description Indicator (ANDI); WAVE (WebAim); other semi-automated testing tools
- Test Results Reports will be distributed to Procurement, purchasing departments, and content authors, as applicable
- The IT Accessibility Coordinator will review the Test Results Reports with applicable staff
- The IT Accessibility Coordinator will make a recommendation regarding the product’s overall accessibility
- If product is found to be non-compliant, recommendation will be made for supplemental assistive or other technology
- If no supplement is available to bring product into compliance, there will be a consideration of other similar compliant products
- Applicable staff will develop a plan for remediation during the review of the Test Results Report with the IT Accessibility Coordinator and submit draft following the review
- The IT Accessibility Coordinator will review plan within five (5) business days of receipt
- At that point, the plan will either be approved or returned for revision
- Following approval of remediation plan, applicable staff are expected to implement the plan
- Quarterly reports of progress are to be submitted to the IT Accessibility Coordinator
- The IT Accessibility Coordinator will submit compiled report to the Director of Campus Technology Services and the Chief Information Officer.
- This report will be available upon request to other members of the University and the community.