Accessibility Consultant and Status Report Sample Clauses

Accessibility Consultant and Status Report. 8.1. Within six (6) months of the Effective Date of this Agreement, The Hundreds shall appoint or retain an Accessibility Consultant who is knowledgeable about digital accessibility, the ADA, and Accessibility. The Hundreds shall inform Class Counsel of its selection of an Accessibility Consultant. If Class Counsel or Xxxxxx objects to The Hundreds’ selection, the Parties will work in good faith to resolve such objection pursuant to the Dispute Resolution Procedure. 8.2. The Accessibility Consultant’s duties shall include: (a) assisting The Hundreds with conducting the Initial Accessibility Audit; (b) advising The Hundreds as to how to make the Digital Properties Accessible; (c) verifying that the Digital Properties are Accessible in the Letter of Accessibility; and (d) verifying The Hundreds’ compliance with Sections 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3 of this Agreement. 8.3. Before each anniversary date of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Accessibility Consultant shall provide The Hundreds with a Status Report. In the Status Report, the Accessibility Consultant shall: (a) identify content, features, and services on the Digital Properties that are not Accessible to individuals who use screen reader auxiliary aids; and (b) recommend steps The Hundreds must take to ensure the Accessibility of the Digital Properties. 8.4. The Hundreds shall include copies of the Letter of Accessibility and the Status Report as exhibits to the Annual Report provided to Class Counsel on the anniversary of the Effective Date during the Agreement Term. 8.5. The Hundreds shall notify Class Counsel if it appoints or retains a new Accessibility Consultant during the Agreement Term within one (1) month of any change.
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Accessibility Consultant and Status Report. 7.1. Within nine (9) months of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Poly-Wood shall appoint or retain an Accessibility Consultant knowledgeable about digital accessibility, the ADA, and Accessibility. Poly-Wood shall inform Plaintiff of its selection of an Accessibility Consultant. Should Plaintiff object to Poly-Wood’s selection, the parties will work in good faith to resolve Plaintiff’s objection subject to the Dispute Resolution provisions in Section 21 below. 7.2. The Accessibility Consultant’s duties shall include: (a) assisting Poly-Wood to conduct an Accessibility Audit of the Websites; (b) advising Poly-Wood on how to make the Websites Accessible; (c) verifying that the Websites are Accessible by the end of the Agreement Term; (d) verifying that any New Websites and Mobile Apps, and any Subsequently Acquired Websites and Mobile Apps, are Accessible; and (e) verifying compliance with sections 5.2 and 5.3, above. 7.3. Before each anniversary date of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Accessibility Consultant shall provide Poly-Wood with a Status Report. In the Status Report, the Accessibility Consultant shall (a) identify content, features, and services on the Digital Properties that are not Accessible to individuals who use screen reader auxiliary aids, and (b) recommend steps Poly-Wood must take to ensure Accessibility.
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Accessibility Consultant and Status Report. 7.1. Within six (6) months of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt shall retain an Accessibility Consultant, approved by Named Plaintiffs and Class Counsel, who is knowledgeable about digital accessibility, the ADA, and WCAG 2.1. 7.2. The Accessibility Consultant’s duties shall include: (a) assisting Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt to conduct an Accessibility Audit of the Website; (b) advising Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt on how to make the Website Accessible; (c) verifying that the Website is Accessible by the end of the Agreement Term; (d) ensuring any New Websites and Mobile Apps, and any Subsequently Acquired Websites and Mobile Apps, are Accessible; and (e) ensuring any Third Party Content that may be required to be Accessible is Accessible. 7.3. On each anniversary date of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Accessibility Consultant shall provide Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt, Class Counsel, and Named Plaintiffs with a Status Report. In the Status Report, the Accessibility Consultant shall (a) identify content, features, and services on the Digital Properties that are not fully and equally accessible to individuals who use screen reader auxiliary aids, and (b) recommend steps Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt must take to ensure their remediation. 7.4. Xxxxxxx Tyrwhitt must seek and obtain approval of Named Plaintiffs and Class Counsel prior to appointing a new individual as Accessibility Consultant during the Agreement Term.
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Accessibility Consultant and Status Report. 8.1. Within six (6) months of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Le Sportsac shall appoint or retain an Accessibility Consultant who is knowledgeable about digital accessibility, the ADA, and Accessibility. Class counsel and Xxxxxx agree to review, for pre-approval, Le Sportsac’s proposed Accessibility Consultant, prior to the Effective Date of this Agreement. 8.2. The Accessibility Consultant’s duties shall include: (a) assisting Le Sportsac with conducting the Initial Accessibility Audit; (b) advising Le Sportsac as to how to make the Digital Properties Accessible; (c) verifying that the Digital Properties are Accessible in the Letter of Accessibility; and (d) verifying Le Sportsac’s compliance with this Section. 8.3. Before each anniversary date of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Accessibility Consultant shall provide Le Sportsac with a Status Report. In the Status Report, the Accessibility Consultant shall: (a) identify content, features, and services on the Digital Properties that are not Accessible to individuals who use screen reader auxiliary aids; and (b) recommend steps Le Sportsac must take to ensure the Accessibility of the Digital Properties. 8.4. Le Sportsac shall include copies of the Letter of Accessibility and the Status Report as exhibits to the Annual Report provided to Class Counsel on the anniversary of the Effective Date during the Agreement Term. 8.5. Le Sportsac shall notify Class Counsel if it appoints or retains a new Accessibility Consultant during the Agreement Term within three (3) months of any change.
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