Website Compliance a. Rite Aid will continue to use best efforts to ensure that all pages of xxxxxxx.xxx substantially comply with Conformance Level AA of WCAG 1.0 by December 31, 2007, and that all pages of xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, which may be accessed via a link on xxxxxxx.xxx, substantially comply with Conformance Level AA of WCAG 1.0 by February 29, 2008. (Unless the context indicates otherwise, all references to “xxxxxxx.xxx” in this Agreement below also include xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.) The Parties acknowledge that some WCAG Conformance Level AA requirements (Priority One or Two of WCAG 1.0) address features or design elements that may not be used on xxxxxxx.xxx, and in such circumstances compliance with those checkpoints will not be required.
Website Compliance. The Parties to this MOU also agree to abide by the accessibility requirements set forth in Titles II and III of the ADA as they apply to websites of governmental entities, publicly-funded social service agencies, educational institutions, non-profit organizations, and private entities that offer online access to public goods, programs, and services. The Parties agree to not discriminate individuals on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of public facilities or places of public accommodations, whether they be physical or virtual. Parties with inaccessible websites (e.g. websites that do not provide accessible content, features and/or elements for individuals with visual impairments) may meet their legal obligations under the ADA by providing alternative means to access programs or services, such as a staffed telephone information line.
Website Compliance. Sponsorship Partner agrees to execute the website compliance affidavit, attached as Attachment C and incorporated by reference herein.
Website Compliance. A. Web Policies and Practices
Website Compliance. The fourth section of the Department’s survey inquired about general policies and practices for developing accessible web pages within the federal agencies. Agencies also were asked to evaluate the accessibility of their external Internet home pages, internal Intranet home pages, web-based forms, and web-based applications. Seventy percent of agency components reported having accessibility policies in place for website development and that their web pages, web-based forms, and web-based applications were generally accessible. Also, nearly fifty-eight percent of agency components reported performing routine automated and/or manual evaluation and remediation on their websites. Specifically, twenty-eight percent of agency components performed both automated and manual evaluation, while twenty-four percent of agency components performed only manual evaluation, and six percent of agency components performed only automated evaluation. Agency components reported some difficulty, however, with providing captioning and audio description for multimedia content and providing keyboard accessibility. The Department recommends the following:
Website Compliance. This section of the survey focused on policies and practices established by agency components to ensure accessibility of their websites. This section also was designed to evaluate whether an agency component’s web pages, web-based forms, and web-based applications were accessible to people with disabilities. Specifically, this section was divided into two areas concerning website compliance: • Web Policies and Practices • Four Representative Web Pages The following provides a general summary of findings for Section V – Website Compliance.
Website Compliance. Customer is responsible for the accuracy of Customer Data and shall be solely and exclusively responsible for (a) all website content and activity used with the Services; and (b) ensuring that the content of the Customer’s website used with the Services does not violate the laws of the jurisdiction where the content is being displayed or Customer Data is being collected.
Website Compliance. Contractor understands that EFI’s Website must comply with certain requirements under Florida law including but not limited to section 288.904(6)(a), (d), and (e) of the Florida Statutes and other applicable requirements of federal law including the ADA.
Website Compliance. ADA I understand and acknowledge that all of my publicly accessible school and class webpages need to be fully accessible to individuals with disabilities. In order to do so, I understand that my web pages should maintain compliance with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0+). • Proprietary Materials I understand that publisher’s curricular materials may NOT be uploaded and shared on a publicly facing teacher/class/school webpage (republishing copyrighted work is prohibited), but may be distributed to students from within a closed classroom forum which requires a password at login, such as Google Classroom, or a shared Google Doc/Site with sharing permissions set to share with OPUSD users only. (Ensuring copyrighted materials stay within the “four walls of a classroom” adheres to Fair Use Guidelines for educational use of copyrighted materials).
Website Compliance. Vision and Provision Understand statutory Department for Education requirements as well as best practice guidance. Half day workshop with the governors.
