Product scope
DocAccessible is a web application for checking, rebuilding, reviewing, publishing, and exchanging documents. Automated output can reflow a source PDF and may not preserve its exact design. Exact-layout PDF remediation is a separate human service offered at $5 per accepted source page for projects of 501 pages or more.
Current evaluation status
We are building a criterion-by-criterion evidence set. Until that work and the necessary manual assistive-technology evaluation are complete, the accurate status for the product as a whole is not yet evaluated. Automated results are useful evidence, but they are not a substitute for a formal accessibility evaluation.
| Area | Current evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Public marketing and guide pages | Automated browser checks, keyboard checks, and responsive layout tests | Testing in progress |
| Authentication and core workspace flows | Browser workflow, labels, errors, focus, and keyboard regression checks | Testing in progress |
| Hosted accessible HTML | Semantic output checks and representative browser review | Requires document-level review |
| Complete WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria | Criterion-by-criterion manual evaluation has not been completed | Not yet evaluated |
| Revised Section 508 and EN 301 549 | A formal standards mapping has not been completed | Not yet evaluated |
How procurement teams should use this page
Treat this as a transparent readiness statement. Do not use it as proof of full conformance or as a signed ACR. If your procurement requires a VPAT, tell us the edition, applicable standards, product scope, deployment context, and due date through the procurement contact form. We will confirm what evidence is available and whether a formal assessment can be scoped. Availability and timing are confirmed in writing rather than promised on this page.
Evaluation methods needed for a formal report
- Automated testing across representative public and authenticated templates.
- Keyboard-only testing at supported viewport sizes and zoom levels.
- Screen-reader testing with documented browser and assistive-technology combinations.
- Manual review of content, focus management, status messages, errors, and complex interactions.
- Criterion-by-criterion findings, evidence, exceptions, and product-version scope.
Related information
Read the accessibility statement for the current target, test coverage, limitations, and barrier-report process. The official VPAT template and terminology are maintained by the Information Technology Industry Council.