About the programme
AxessAll accreditation recognises a defined level of accessibility for a website or mobile application. It combines assessment, verification and a published conformance certificate with a linked badge.
The certificate identifies the assessed product and conformance target. Customers, procurement teams and other stakeholders can follow the badge to review the recorded scope and status.
This is AxessAll’s own assessment and recognition programme. Additional regulatory or procurement requirements are agreed separately; the certificate does not represent government approval or company ISO certification.
Programme requirements
Product scope
Define the website or app, version, journeys and components covered by the assessment.
Conformance target
Agree the WCAG version and level. The certificate records the target and assessment date, supported by evidence of the methods and limitations.
Verified findings
Address and verify the findings required by the programme before a certificate is issued.
Ongoing ownership
Assign responsibility for maintaining accessibility, notifying AxessAll of relevant changes and coordinating reviews.
Accreditation process
Define and assess
Confirm the product, conformance target and evidence required, then assess the agreed scope.
Address and verify
Your team addresses the findings with the agreed support. We verify the relevant changes against programme requirements.
Publish and maintain
When the requirements are met, we issue the certificate and linked badge. Subsequent reviews keep the recorded status current.
Conformance certificate
Certificate of Conformance
Using your accreditation
The badge links directly to the current certificate. Use it in connection with the product and scope named there, so people can understand what the recognition covers.
New applications, major releases or additional services may require a separate assessment. We explain how product changes affect the certificate and the evidence behind it.
Enrolment is valid for one year and includes AxessAll accessibility sign-off for product changes during that period. Review and renewal arrangements are agreed before enrolment.
Accreditation questions
How is accreditation different from an audit?
An audit identifies barriers and records findings. Accreditation adds verified programme requirements, a published certificate and arrangements for maintaining the recorded status.
Can we start if our product has known issues?
Yes. The assessment establishes what needs attention. Certification follows when the agreed requirements have been met and the relevant findings verified.
What happens when the product changes?
Relevant changes follow the programme’s review arrangements. We connect accessibility sign-off with your release process and update the certificate as required.
Build sustainable accessibility
Tell us about your services, your priorities and the people who use them. We will help you define the right support, agree a clear scope and plan your next steps.
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