Web Accessibility Roles and Responsibilities
- Catherine Armstrong (Unlicensed)
Do you understand your roles and responsibilities in making your website accessible? There’s no one person or group responsible for accessibility. Everyone has a role to play.
Task | Responsible Party |
|---|---|
Regularly review Siteimprove’s accessibility report for your site. Resolve any A or AA issues (at a minimum). | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
Use a contrast checker to review all color combinations used in designs, style guides, and/or media uploaded to a site. Resolve any contrast issues. | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
Use browser extension and screen reader tools to test new features / pages. Resolve any A or AA issues (at a minimum). | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
Where possible, test new features / pages with users with accessibility challenges. Address any accessibility issues. | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
Use the form to Report a Website Accessibility Issue (preferred), or email web@domail.maricopa.edu. Use subject line: Web Accessibility Issue Reporting - [title of your issue]. | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
Triage reported issues to determine compliance impact (A or AA), usability impact, and possible solutions. Recommend and/or implement solution as needed. | District ITS District Marketing College Marketing College Web Staff District-wide Content Editors |
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