Policies

There are several laws and policies that govern web accessibility, particularly in the United States and Europe. Here are some examples:

Americans with Disabilities Act

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Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act

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European Accessibility Act

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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

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Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act

The AODA is a provincial law in Ontario, Canada, that requires organizations to ensure their websites and other digital content are accessible to individuals with disabilities.

These policies can be implemented across an organization to ensure that all web content meets accessibility standards and is accessible to individuals with disabilities. By creating and implementing accessibility design policies based on WCAG guidelines, organizations can promote equal access to information and services on the web and help create a more inclusive and diverse online community.