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Writing an Accessibility Statement | The Centre for Excellence in Universal Design

As a public sector body, it is crucial to ensure that your website or mobile app meets the accessibility standard required under S.I. 356/2020 European Union (Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Sector Bodies) Regulations 2020. This standard, known as EN 301 549, is broadly equivalent to the widely recognized Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 by the W3C.

Read on to discover the key elements of a comprehensive Accessibility Statement and learn how it can benefit your organisation. Don't miss out on this essential resource to create a more inclusive online presence.

AHEAD's e-Learning Hub

Here you will find all of AHEAD's eLearning, such as:

• our self-paced, freely available ARK Courses,
• courses for our WAM Employers,
• AHEAD Start, our instructor-led course about supporting students with disabilities in further and higher education.

ASPIRE Education Model Statement

Accessibility Statements are a vital part of supporting users and meeting requirements for the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018. All Able has been working with textBOX and Alistair McNaught Consulting Ltd to launch the ASPIREeducation grading.

This is an exemplar of language, tone and purpose not an exemplar of an Irish accessibility statement.