SayPro Documents Required from SayPro Employees SayPro Accessibility Audit Report from SayPro Monthly February SCMR-17 SayPro Quarterly Responsive Design by SayPro Online Marketplace Office under SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR
1. Overview of the Accessibility Audit Report Requirement
The SayPro Accessibility Audit Report is a formal document required from SayPro employees, primarily from teams responsible for design, development, testing, content, and compliance. It evaluates the degree to which SayPro’s digital platforms—including the main website and sub-portals—adhere to modern web accessibility standards, with an emphasis on WCAG 2.1 Level AA compliance.
This report plays a vital role in the SCMR-17 Responsive Design Review Cycle and directly supports SayPro’s goals of ensuring inclusivity, usability, and digital equality for all users, including those with disabilities.
2. Purpose of the Accessibility Audit Report
The audit report serves to:
- Identify barriers that affect users with visual, auditory, cognitive, motor, and other impairments.
- Evaluate SayPro’s interfaces using manual and automated accessibility tools.
- Guide the remediation of accessibility violations before public releases or redesigns.
- Meet legal and ethical obligations related to digital inclusion.
- Align with SayPro’s brand commitment to universal access and social responsibility.
3. Who Must Submit the Report?
The following departments are responsible for contributing to and submitting their parts of the Accessibility Audit Report:
Team/Role | Responsibility |
---|---|
UI/UX Designers | Ensure accessible interface design and contrast standards |
Front-End Developers | Implement semantic HTML, ARIA roles, and accessible components |
QA Engineers | Conduct screen reader, keyboard, and contrast testing |
Content Writers | Ensure accessible language, headers, and alternative text |
SEO & Compliance Officers | Validate adherence to WCAG and other digital compliance standards |
Accessibility Coordinator (Lead) | Compile, review, and submit the full audit report |
4. Core Sections of the Accessibility Audit Report
✅ A. Summary of Scope and Pages Audited
- A list of SayPro platforms and portals reviewed (e.g., SayPro Marketplace, Learning Portal, Careers, Partner Onboarding).
- Device types and browsers used during testing (mobile, tablet, desktop).
- Accessibility audit dates and version of the digital assets tested.
✅ B. Audit Methodologies Used
- Automated Tools (e.g., WAVE, axe DevTools, Lighthouse Accessibility Score)
- Manual Testing Methods:
- Keyboard-only navigation (tab order, skip links)
- Screen reader testing (NVDA, VoiceOver, TalkBack)
- Color contrast checks
- Form validation accessibility
- Compliance Standards Referenced:
- WCAG 2.1 Level AA
- ADA (U.S. Section 508)
- SayPro Accessibility Policy Guidelines
✅ C. Key Accessibility Checks and Findings
Category | Checkpoints | Findings | Compliance Status |
---|---|---|---|
Navigation | Skip to main content, tab order logical | Incomplete on Learning Portal | ⚠ Partial |
Text & Contrast | Minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio | Compliant on all pages | ✅ Passed |
Images & Alt Text | Informative alt attributes present | Missing on 12% of homepage assets | ❌ Failing |
Form Labels | Clear label associations and error messages | Mostly compliant; minor enhancements needed | ⚠ Partial |
ARIA Usage | Proper ARIA roles and labels used | Implemented correctly across main nav | ✅ Passed |
Keyboard Accessibility | All interactive elements reachable | One dropdown menu failed on iOS | ❌ Failing |
Responsive Behavior | Layout adjusts for zoom/screen readers | Verified, responsive with scaling support | ✅ Passed |
✅ D. Screenshots and Code Snippets
Include annotated screenshots showing:
- Accessibility errors (e.g., missing labels, low contrast)
- Before-and-after examples for fixes
- ARIA tag usage
- Code-level examples where semantic structure was corrected
✅ E. Accessibility Scorecard (Per Platform)
Platform | Automated Score (%) | Manual Compliance Summary | Status |
---|---|---|---|
Main SayPro Website | 94% | Minor issues with tabbing and form inputs | Green ✅ |
SayPro Marketplace | 88% | Several missing alt tags and focus traps | Yellow ⚠ |
SayPro Careers Portal | 75% | Poor screen reader handling on modals | Red ❌ |
SayPro Learning Portal | 91% | Acceptable with keyboard issues under review | Green ✅ |
✅ F. Recommendations and Action Plan
- Short-Term Fixes (Next 30 Days):
- Add missing alt text to homepage sliders.
- Fix tabindex order on Career Portal pop-ups.
- Add descriptive labels to search filters on Marketplace.
- Medium-Term Goals (Next Quarter):
- Implement automated accessibility checks in CI/CD pipelines.
- Train developers and content creators on WCAG principles.
- Expand screen reader testing across mobile platforms.
- Long-Term Enhancements:
- Fully integrate accessibility testing into SayPro design system.
- Engage external accessibility audit partners for certification.
- Publish SayPro Accessibility Statement publicly.
5. Submission Format & Deadlines
📎 Document Format:
- File Format:
.docx
or.pdf
- File Name:
SayPro_Accessibility_Audit_Report_<TeamName>_<MonthYear>.pdf
Example:SayPro_Accessibility_Audit_Report_QA_Feb2025.pdf
📂 Upload Location:
- Shared Drive:
SayPro > SCMR-17 > Accessibility_Audits > Q1_Reports
📆 Deadline:
- February 27, 2025, to be included in final SCMR-17 Responsive Design Report
📋 Supporting Files:
- Include raw tool output reports (axe/WAVE/Lighthouse)
- Attach screenshots with annotations
- Provide accessibility test logs (manual and automated)
6. Review & Integration into SCMR-17
The SayPro Online Marketplace Office, under the guidance of the SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR, will review all submitted reports for completeness, accuracy, and alignment with quarterly objectives. Final compiled findings will be:
- Added to the SCMR-17 Executive Summary
- Used to generate a SayPro Accessibility Risk Matrix
- Shared with executive leadership and platform owners
7. Conclusion
The SayPro Accessibility Audit Report is a critical document in SayPro’s commitment to digital inclusion and excellence. By actively involving multiple departments and requiring structured documentation, SayPro ensures its platforms are usable, compliant, and welcoming to all users. Timely and detailed submission by employees not only meets the strategic targets of SCMR-17 but also contributes to SayPro’s mission of being a globally accessible digital ecosystem.