tilgængelighedsrapport

Tilgængelighedsrapport is a formal document that describes how a product, service or digital platform meets accessibility requirements for people with disabilities. It is commonly used for websites, mobile apps, digital documents and related online services, outlining what is covered, what is not, and how accessibility is assessed.

The main purpose of a tilgængelighedsrapport is to provide a clear, auditable record of accessibility performance. It identifies barriers that still prevent equal access, explains the methods used to evaluate accessibility, and presents a plan for remediation with timelines and responsibilities. The report supports transparency and helps organisations communicate their commitment to inclusive design to users, stakeholders and regulators.

Typical content includes the scope of the assessment, the applicable accessibility standards (often WCAG 2.x with conformance at level AA, and national or regional legal requirements), and the testing methods used (automated checks, manual evaluation, and user testing with assistive technologies). It also documents the current conformity status, describes remaining barriers, and outlines a remediation plan with priorities and target dates. Contact information and governance details, such as the responsible owner and update cadence, are commonly included.

In many jurisdictions, tilgængelighedsrapporter are part of a broader accessibility framework for public sector bodies and large organisations, aligned with laws or directives that require published accessibility statements and regular reporting. They support ongoing improvement and help ensure that digital services remain usable by as many people as possible.