Add an Accessibility Link to the footer & an Accessibility Statement on your site. #168420
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It is a general best practice to have an accessibility link to the accessibility statement in the footer of the webpage.
Accessibility doesn't need to be perfect, but should follow something like https://www.w3.org/WAI/planning/statements/
I'm a fan of the UK's https://www.brand.gov.uk/accessibility-statement
A footer screenshot 1

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A footer screenshot 3

These should include a link perhaps to Accessibility, although that doesn't have the format of an Accessibility Statement.
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