When to use this

After running the SiteCheck Canada checker or completing manual review, create one ticket per significant finding. Include severity, steps to reproduce, and acceptance criteria.

What to include

  • Severity (Critical, Major, Moderate, Notice)
  • Page URL or template name
  • Affected element or selector
  • Why it matters to users
  • Clear acceptance criteria

What not to claim

Do not claim “WCAG compliant” or “AODA compliant” from automated results alone. Automated checks catch only a subset of issues.

# Accessibility issue: [Short title]

**Severity:** Critical / Major / Moderate / Notice
**Page URL:** [URL or page name]
**Issue summary:** [One-sentence description]
**Affected element/selector:** [CSS selector or description]
**Why it matters:** [Plain-English impact on users]
**Steps to reproduce:**
1. [Step]
2. [Step]
**Suggested fix:** [Specific recommendation]
**Acceptance criteria:**
- [ ] [Criterion 1]
- [ ] [Criterion 2]
**Manual review notes:** [Any context from human review]

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Related: Website accessibility checker · How to use an accessibility report · Accessibility issue library

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