Issue #442

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Featured: A tool’s errand

“Here is a list of WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criteria that I think cannot be completely tested with automated tools. These criteria require manual testing because they involve meaning, usability, intent, or user experience that automated tools cannot fully evaluate.”

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Erik Gustafsson Spagnoli has some advice for accessibility statements for the EAA (European Accessibility Act), breaking it down section by section. Hint: They don’t have to be so bureaucratic. Plus, it includes a free template for your use.

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