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editorial: fix inconsistency in accessibility requirement #450

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editorial: fix inconsistendy in accessibility requirement
WilcoFiers Apr 21, 2020
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Update act-rules-format.bs
WilcoFiers May 6, 2020
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Fix HTML parser issue
WilcoFiers May 14, 2020
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Expand Up @@ -555,7 +555,7 @@ Definitions {#definitions}
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<dt><dfn>Accessibility requirement</dfn><dt>
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<p>A requirement is a condition that has to be satisfied in order to conform to a standard, or to comply with a contract, policy or regulation. An accessibility requirement is a requirement aimed at improving access for people with disabilities to an ICT product.</p>
<p>An accessibility requirement is a requirement aimed at improving access for people with disabilities to an ICT product. In the context of ACT rules mapping, a requirement can be compulsory or advisory. When compulsory, it has to be satisfied in order to conform to a standard, or to comply with a contract, policy or regulation. When advisory, it is recommended, but not satisfying it does not lead to non-conformance or non-compliance.</p>
<p>A common example of accessibility requirements are the WCAG success criteria. There are other standards, including W3C standards, that have recommendations for accessibility, such as WAI-ARIA and HTML. Accessibility requirements are also often found in company policies, regional standards or in legislation.</p>
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