Accessibility Consultant definition
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The Web Accessibility Consultant completed an Assessment of the Credit Union Website’s accessibility and representative samples of online banking services for conformity with WCAG 2.0 AA.
Should the need arise to hire a different Web Accessibility Consultant, Credit Union shall select another consultant (either an individual or entity) knowledgeable about and has experience in Web Accessibility, the WCAG 2.0, and screen reader software.
During the Monitoring Phase, the Web Accessibility Consultant shall issue an interim monitoring report (the “Interim Report”) six (6) months after the Monitoring Phase commences and a final monitoring report (the “Final Report”) providing written confirmation that the website continues to conform to WCAG 2.0 AA.
Credit Union has hired Interactive Accessibility (“IA”), located in Sudbury, Massachusetts, as a Web Accessibility Consultant to review and test the Website and prepare recommendations for a Remediation Plan to bring the Website into conformance with WCAG 2.0 AA.
Once the Web Accessibility Consultant engaged by Credit Union determines that the Remediation Plan has been completed (Section 3.3.4), the Web Accessibility Consultant will continue to monitor the Website’s accessibility and online services which render through the Website and related mobile applications for twelve (12) months.
Remediation will be considered complete upon written confirmation from the Web Accessibility Consultant that the Remediation Phase has been completed.
If any accessibility issues are identified by the Web Accessibility Consultant during the Monitoring Phase, Credit Union and Q2, if applicable, shall remediate any such issues based on conformity with WCAG 2.0 AA Success Criteria and the Monitoring Period shall continue until such issues have been remediated.
In addition to the recommendations in the Evaluation Report, during the Remediation Phase, the Web Accessibility Consultant will conduct additional testing every four (4) months with the first such test to be completed by October 31, 2016 and provide further recommendations designed to cover all key elements of the Website (including all significant online banking services and related mobile applications).
On or before September 9, 2016 and for the duration of the Remediation Phase, Credit Union will prominently post a “tip sheet” developed by the Web Accessibility Consultant providing information to assist screen-reader users on an interim basis with accessing information on the Credit Union Website.
The completed Evaluation Report, which outlines the initial evaluation and findings of the Web Accessibility Consultant and recommendations to bring the Website and online banking services into conformance with WCAG 2.0 AA, has been provided to and approved by the Parties.