What problem does it solve?
Many edtech products fail enterprise and district procurement reviews because they lack clear accessibility documentation, prioritized remediation, and alignment with pedagogical frameworks; this Skill helps founders identify legal and procurement blockers and close gaps before pilots or sales meetings. It translates WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 expectations, VPAT requirements, and UDL principles into actionable recommendations targeted to common edtech product types.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Prioritized WCAG checklist: Focuses on the critical procurement blockers first (keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast) then high-priority and important items based on product type.
- VPAT and procurement guidance: Explains what a VPAT is, when you need one, how to create one, and cost/third-party audit considerations.
- UDL alignment & AI concerns: Evaluates pedagogical accessibility (UDL) and flags AI-specific risks like bias, transparency, explainability, override capability, and consent when AI-generated content is present.
- Use Case: Founders preparing for higher education or K‑12 procurement run this Skill to produce a remediation roadmap, VPAT plan, and tools checklist ahead of pilots or enterprise demos.
Quick Start
Run accessibility-check, answer the guided product questions one at a time, and receive a prioritized WCAG 2.1 AA remediation plan, VPAT guidance, and UDL recommendations.