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Dated statement pairing what works with three named gaps, quarter targets, and the next review date.
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Accessibility Statement publishes what works and what does not, side by side, in two bordered cards. The works card names four real guarantees: keyboard coverage tested every release, NVDA and VoiceOver monthly with a completed order, visible focus that is never removed, and “no video on this site that starts itself.” The gaps card holds three dated gaps, the size diagrams promised in Q3 2026, the untagged PDFs in Q4, and two checkout fields that overlap at 400 percent zoom fixed in July.
The works array and gaps array are separate. The footer strip names the standard directly: “WCAG 2.2 AA. All of it, plainly, not the parts that were easy.”
Reach for this block as the top of a standalone accessibility page, linked from the store footer. The gap dates must reflect a real backlog, quarter estimates that have already passed damage trust faster than silence.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:
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One strong use is the four works and three gaps split. Other statements:
Tip: dating the statement and publishing the next review date turns a static document into a commitment, the reader can check back and see if it changed.