WCAGia
WCAGia is a fictional framework created to illustrate how comprehensive web accessibility guidelines could be structured and evaluated. It is not an official standard and is not endorsed by the World Wide Web Consortium or other recognized accessibility authorities.
Overview and goals. WCAGia aims to make web content perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust, while adding
Structure. The framework organizes requirements into guidelines and success criteria, with three conformance levels: Basic, Advanced,
Relation to WCAG. WCAGia draws on the four WCAG principles but presents its criteria as modular, independently
Adoption and critique. In educational and hypothetical audit contexts, WCAGia is used to teach accessibility concepts