saavutettavuusraportti

Saavutettavuusraportti is a Finnish term that translates to accessibility report. It is a document that describes the accessibility of a digital service, such as a website or a mobile application, according to established accessibility standards. These reports are often required for public sector organizations and businesses to ensure their digital offerings are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

The purpose of a saavutettavuusraportti is to identify any accessibility barriers and to outline the steps needed to address them. It typically evaluates compliance with national and international accessibility guidelines, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The report might detail issues related to visual impairments, hearing impairments, motor impairments, and cognitive disabilities.

Common elements found in a saavutettavuusraportti include an executive summary, a description of the service tested, the methodology used for the assessment, detailed findings of accessibility issues, and recommendations for improvement. It may also include information about the technical implementation and the technologies used.

The creation of a saavutettavuusraportti is a crucial part of ensuring digital inclusion. It helps organizations understand their current accessibility status, prioritize necessary changes, and demonstrate their commitment to providing equitable access to information and services for all users. Regularly updating these reports is important to reflect ongoing development and maintenance of digital services.