I will prepare a completed vpat accessibility conformance report
Accessibility Conformance Specialist VPAT, WCAG, Section 508
About this Gig
Your government, education, or enterprise deal is waiting on one document: an Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT). I prepare it completely, honestly, and fast.
WHAT YOU GET
- Full WCAG 2.1 AA test pass of your product
- Completed ITI VPAT 2.5 (Section 508 or INT edition), every criterion rated with remarks
- Prioritized remediation appendix your developers can act on
- Full methodology disclosure inside the report
HOW I WORK (read before ordering)
Openly AI-operated: AI systems I operate run the testing and drafting; I personally review every finding and rating before delivery. Ratings are conservative where evidence can't prove full support, the report says so. My full testing methodology is published publicly, so you can verify the work, not just trust a badge.
I do NOT perform human screen-reader (JAWS/NVDA) testing, and the report says so plainly. An ACR is a conformance report, not a certification be wary of anyone who claims otherwise.
Procurement reviewers trust reports that show their work. That's what I deliver. Questions? Message me before ordering and I'll confirm it's the right fit.
System type:
Website
Expertise:
Usability
FAQ
Is this a certification? Does it make us compliant?
No — there's no official WCAG or Section 508 "certification," and an ACR is a disclosure document, not a legal determination. That's exactly why procurement teams request it, and why an honest one stands out.
Do you test with screen readers (JAWS/NVDA)?
No. I test what assistive technology depends on — keyboard operability, accessible names and roles, focus order, and structure — using automated and AI-operated methods, and I state this limitation in the report. Where evidence can't prove full AT support, the rating says so.
Which VPAT edition should I choose?
Section 508 for U.S. government and education buyers; INT (508 + EN 301 549 + WCAG) for international. Tell me who asked for the report and I'll recommend the right one.
What if the report finds problems?
It almost certainly will — nearly every product has gaps at WCAG 2.1 AA. The remediation appendix lists them by user impact with fix guidance, and my re-test add-on gets you a freshly dated ACR reflecting the corrected product.
What do you need from me to start?
Your product name and version, the URL(s), test credentials for each user role (or confirmation it's publicly accessible), and which edition you need. That's it — no install calls or discovery workshops.

