Accessibility statement generator

What an accessibility statement is for

An accessibility statement tells visitors what you have done to make the site usable, what is known to be imperfect, and how to reach you when something blocks them. Public sector rules in the EU require one, the European Accessibility Act pushed many private companies toward publishing one too, and it is good practice everywhere else.

Most statements are copied from a template, which is why so many of them describe a site nobody ever tested.

How ClearPath generates yours

• It scans your live pages and records what it finds, rather than assuming.
• It writes the statement from those findings, including the parts that are not fixed yet.
• It writes in your site language, detected from the page, so you are not publishing an English statement on a Hebrew or German site.
• It lists the assistive features the widget adds for visitors, and it says plainly that a widget alone does not make a site compliant.
• You get a page you can publish as is, or edit first.

Keeping it honest and current

A statement that claims full compliance is a liability, not an asset. Ours describes the current state of the site and names the gaps, which is what a reasonable regulator or customer expects to read.

Rescan whenever your site changes and regenerate it, so the statement keeps matching reality instead of describing a version of your site from a year ago.