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Remediation of Substantial Pages of Large Websites
From: Peter Shikli
Date: Aug 30, 2017 8:24AM
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A government agency would like to achieve a level AA Rating for their
website per WCAG 2.0. Officially, I believe that means all their web
pages would need to each meet a level AA Rating. They have over 10,000
pages, far too many to analyze and remediate. The vast majority are
archival pages such as meeting minutes.
With a website visitation report, I can identify the pages receiving
let's say 90% of the public visits, perhaps 100 or so pages. If we
bring those pages to a AA rating, could we claim the website has a AA
Rating because a substantial number of web pages have that rating?
If not, can you refer me to WCAG guidelines for making large websites
accessible?
Thanks,
Peter Shikli
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