Accessibility requirements to include in a website project
Accessibility works best when included in design, content, development and acceptance criteria instead of being treated as a final compliance scan.
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A stronger TOR makes supplier responses easier to compare and reduces ambiguity after award.
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The strongest service content usually begins with what buyers need to understand before they can confidently enquire.
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Useful maintenance reporting explains maintenance actions, incidents, risk, performance and recommendations—not simply that the website was online.
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Critical digital assets should be registered transparently, documented and recoverable even when suppliers change.
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