What is this published document about?
It provides guidance on how to think about and deal with accessibility in standards that focus directly or indirectly on any type of system that people use.
Who is this published document for?
The primary audience is those developing and revising standards, specifications and similar publications, e.g. technical committees and working groups, but the information it contains can also be useful to:
- Manufacturers
- Designers
- Service providers
- Educators
Why should you use this published document?
It supplies guidance for developing and writing appropriate accessibility requirements and recommendations in standards.
What’s changed since the last update?
This document replaces the 2001 version. This edition takes account of developments in thinking and practice since 2001 and takes a more inclusive approach. It also sets out to improve the usability and adoption of the Guide itself.
