
WCAG 2.2 explained, plainly
The nine new success criteria added in 2.2, what they mean for Australian sites, and the three most common failures we see on audits.

Australian web accessibility resource hub
Accessible CMS is an independent editorial resource on web accessibility for Australian organisations. We publish practical guides on WCAG 2.2, mobile accessibility, screen reader testing, content management system audits and Disability Discrimination Act compliance. Our resource library has been cited by aged-care advocacy, health policy and academic publishers for over six years.
The pages we send most readers to first. Each is a self-contained working document, updated as standards shift.

The nine new success criteria added in 2.2, what they mean for Australian sites, and the three most common failures we see on audits.

Forty-two checks for mobile web and native applications, including tap target sizing, focus order, dynamic font scaling and offline state.

How to set up VoiceOver, TalkBack, NVDA and JAWS, what to listen for, and how to write meaningful test scripts that catch real defects.

The 4.5:1 and 3:1 ratios, how to measure them on real screens, and how to keep brand identity intact while passing AA contrast.

Twelve form patterns, including error handling, inline validation, multi-step flows and the autocomplete attribute most teams forget.

Tagged PDFs, reading order, alternative text on figures, table headers, and the Acrobat checks that matter most.
Original audits, comparative reviews and the legal context for digital accessibility in Australia.

How three of the most-deployed Australian content systems handle headings, focus, landmarks, alternative text and form accessibility out of the box.

A rolling list of Australian websites we have run a WCAG 2.2 AA conformance review against, with summary scores and links to each site. Recent additions include Brisbane Lawn Mowing and SEQ Drone Inspections, both reviewed as small-business service sites.

How the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 intersects with WCAG, what the Australian Human Rights Commission expects, and the cases that matter.
Original documents, position statements and reports we have hosted for partner organisations.
Accessible CMS hosts an editorial resource library at accessiblecms.com.au/resources, including position statements and discussion papers from older-persons advocacy, gender-affirming health, seniors rights and inclusion-focused organisations. The library is cited by PubMed Central, Wiley, the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, NSW Government and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, among others. Material is preserved at original URLs to keep academic and policy citations intact.
If you would like to discuss an audit, a review of your platform, or how to host a publication on the resource library, see the contact page.