My Audit Process

RLA Accessibility Audit

Organized by scope, then prioritized by impact

1. How broadly does the issue occur?

Findings are grouped by the reach of the problem.

  1. Global Multiple websites or systems

    Shared issues across sites, when applicable.

  2. Sitewide An entire website

    Issues that recur across the site.

  3. Page-specific Individual pages

    Each page has its own prioritized findings.

    Page AOwn findings and priorities
    Page BOwn findings and priorities

    The same applies to every additional page.

2. How is each group prioritized?

The same ordering applies at every level, including each individual page.

  1. First: High-impact, easy wins

    Important issues that are relatively easy to fix.

  2. Then: Remaining issues by severity

    Critical through minor, within each group.

How findings become a plan

  1. GroupBy scope
  2. PrioritizeWithin each group
  3. PlanAcross findings

3. Every finding includes

WCAG

Relevant success criteria

Severity

Critical-to-minor rating

Human impact

How the issue affects users

Remediation

Clear steps tailored to the audience

4. The report concludes with

Prioritized remediation roadmap

Recommended fixes ordered by priority across the report.

Recommendations to prevent future issues

For example, following up with a plugin developer or providing alt-text training.

What the client receives

A clear path forward: what to fix, why it matters, where to start, and how to reduce future issues.