A Roundup of Accessibility Statement Generator Tools
If you are in the process of building accessibility statement for your digital applications, then these accessibility statement generating tools might come in handy. It is not difficult to build an accessibility statement if you are some one who is working in the digital accessibility space for a while. But if you are a small business or independent accessibility consultant then these accessibility statement generators will help you accelerate the process.
Most of the accessibility statement generators listed here are simple to use, just input the data that is being asked & you have a decent digital accessibility statement to work with. Please note that these accessibility tools will get you started & one need to have knowledge & understanding of accessibility guidelines to create an accurate accessibility statement.
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Accessibility Statement Generator Tools
- Accessibility Statement Generator by DigitalA11Y
This Accessibility Statement Generator is designed to help you easily create an accessibility statement for your website, web app, or mobile app. At DigitalA11Y, we believe in making accessibility simple and transparent for everyone. - Generate an Accessibility Statement by W3C
This accessibility statement tool by W3C is the best one I came across. It creates an accessibility statement that is comprehensive& with a little bit of tweaking & making it more detailed will help you go that extra mile in your accessibility journey. - Accessibility Statement Generator by Accessible Web
- Accessibility statement generator by SiteImprove
Take the hassle out of making a statement by quickly and efficiently generating a web accessibility statement for your website. None of the information entered is stored outside of your web browser. - Accessibility Statement Generator by Inkluso
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Thanks for keeping this list current. One suggestion for the European side, where the list is currently thin.
We build Inkluso by HEXENKRAFT, a free accessibility statement generator aimed at the European Accessibility Act rather than at Section 508 or the ADA. It produces a draft statement in Czech, German, Polish or English, and it maps the statement to the national transposition that applies to the reader, so a German user sees the BFSG and a Czech user sees zákon č. 424/2023 Sb. rather than a generic reference to the directive.
Two things worth stating plainly, since your readers will ask. The draft is a starting point and still needs a human to confirm it reflects the site’s real accessibility position, and we say so on the page. And the automated scan behind it covers only part of WCAG, roughly the 30 to 40 percent of success criteria that Deque and WebAIM find are machine testable, so the rest has to be checked by a person.
It is here if it is useful to you: https://inkluso.eu/accessibility-statement-generator-en
Either way, thanks for the roundup. It is one of the few that is actually maintained.