1. Regular monitoring and audits
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- Automate checks with tools like axe-core, Lighthouse, or Pa11y CI.
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- Schedule regular manual testing with screen readers and keyboard navigation.
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- Conduct accessibility reviews after each update.
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- Add accessibility testing to CI/CD pipelines to prevent regressions.
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- Integrate an accessibility checklist into every Agile sprint.
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- Raise awareness of the importance of complying with WCAG standards from the design stage.
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- Check that new content (articles, images, videos) meets standards.
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- Test the accessibility of new features before they are deployed.
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- Keep up-to-date documentation on best practices.
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- Set up a feedback form dedicated to accessibility.
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- Work with people with disabilities to test and improve the experience.
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- Monitor behavioral analytics for potential issues (e.g., dropout rates on certain routes).
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- Regularly train web developers, designers and writers on the latest best practices.
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- Organize accessibility workshops and user testing sessions internally.
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The objective is to integrate accessibility into a continuous improvement approach to prevent it from deteriorating as the site evolves.
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