accessibility-requirements

To define accessibility requirements for WCAG 2.2 AA conformance, you provide the product name and target conformance level to generate per-feature acceptance criteria, an assistive-technology support matrix, and a comprehensive test plan.

Yes, you can generate an assistive-technology support matrix for web and app products. This matrix maps supported assistive technologies across platforms to inform validation during the planning, design, or evaluation stages.

You create a test plan combining automated, manual, and assistive-technology testing by defining conformance-driven accessibility requirements. This process outputs a structured governance artifact validating conformance against targets like WCAG 2.2 AA or EN 301 549.

Yes, this supports accessibility conformance targets other than WCAG 2.2 AA. While WCAG 2.2 AA is the default, you can define requirements against other named conformance standards like EN 301 549 or EAA.

To get remediation priority guidance for existing products undergoing accessibility assessment, you define conformance-driven accessibility requirements. The output includes structured governance artifacts that prioritize fixes for existing products.

The best way to structure per-feature accessibility criteria instead of blanket claims is to define conformance requirements against named standards. This generates specific acceptance criteria for each feature, ensuring accurate product assessment.