<aside> 📌

Shortened Demo Version

This is a shortened preview of the full checklist.

To access the full checklist with all items and explanations, visit: https://ngulak.com/checklist

</aside>

👋 Welcome!

This checklist is designed to help you audit digital products for accessibility – without needing to be a specialist. Whether you're a designer, developer, product manager, or QA, you’ll find this tool easy to use, even with no technical background.

What makes this checklist useful:

• 📚 Standards-based: Aligned with WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA, ADA (US law), and the EAA (EU law);
• 📱 Covers all platforms: Includes guidance for web, iOS, and Android apps;
• 🎯 Simple language: Each item is clear and actionable, no jargon or fluff;
• 🧩 Cross-functional: Built for collaboration between design, dev, and product teams;
• 🌍 Globally relevant: Helps you meet international legal and platform accessibility requirements.

🧩 How the checklist is structured

This checklist is based on WCAG 2.2 A & AA, the main global standard. Other laws and platform rules – like the ADA, EAA, iOS, and Android guidelines — mostly require WCAG too, with just a few extra points. To keep it simple, the checklist lists WCAG once and only adds the extra requirements where they exist.

❔ Which requirements to follow

• Websites and web apps → check against WCAG 2.2.
• Websites and web apps in the EU market → check against WCAG 2.2 + EAA.
• Mobile apps → check against WCAG 2.2 + iOS/Android platform requirements.