Tuesday, October 10, 2023 - 12pm - 1pm Eastern

Accessible procurement doesn’t end when the contract is signed. It’s important to make sure your delivered product meets contract accessibility requirements, and that you adopt best practices to keep accessibility on track after the product is in use. This can be done by placing testing requirements in contracts and evaluating test results at delivery and during contract term. Best practices include assigning accessibility and usability testing as a role in the procurement process, developing a testing checklist, and continuing testing during product usage and renewals.

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