The driver https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/952/made Web Accessibility legislation The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications)

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The driver https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/952/made Web Accessibility legislation The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018 EU Web Accessibility Directive The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/952/made https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/952/made enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk

‘New’ websites (created on/after 23 Sept 2018) Application Title of presentation (Insert > Header & Footer > Notes and Handouts > Header > Apply to all) ‘New’ websites (created on/after 23 Sept 2018) Need to be compliant by 22 Sept 2019. Any other “pre existing” websites Need to be compliant after 22 Sept 2020 Extranets/intranets (VLEs) published before 23rd Sept 2019 are exempt until they ‘undergo substantial revision’ (4.2.g) Application ‘Newish’ websites (created on/after 23 Sept 2018) Need to be compliant by 22 Sept 2019. Any other websites Need to be compliant after 22 Sept 2020 Extranets/intranets (VLEs) published before 23rd Sept 2019 are exempt until they ‘undergo substantial revision’ (4.2.g) enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk 29/08/2019

What is a website? Website Web pages Interactive controls Design Informative content types with specific exemptions (some time limited) Documents Online maps Some 3rd party content Time-based media Interactive controls Design Site-wide components Navigation menus Search box Footer Reusable components Forms Buttons Accordions Style sheets defining design elements Colours Font style Font size Informative content Web page specific content consumed by users Text, headings, lists Images, icons, time-based media Links, labels & accessible names Content collections with specific exemptions Heritage collections Intranet / Extranets Archives enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk Diagram permission of Dr Abi James CC-BY-SA

Timing is everything - websites Title of presentation (Insert > Header & Footer > Notes and Handouts > Header > Apply to all) P = when published Website Office files Pre recorded time based media Grace period Compliance P P P P Sept 2018 P P Sept 2019 Active admin Not active admin Active admin P Not active admin All content Sept 2020 P Diagram created by Alistair McNaught on ‘good faith’ basis. It does not constitute legal advice. Websites Image has timeline from top to bottom with key dates (Sept 2018/Sept 2019 / Sept 2020) Across the top are columns representing different assets – website, office files and prerecorded media. The timings for the relevant grace periods and compliance periods are identified (with their timings) for new websites (since Sept 2018) and old websites (pre 2018) Diagram created by Alistair McNaught on ‘good faith’ basis. It does not constitute legal advice. CC-BY-SA All content ‘New’ website Old website ‘New’ website Old website Any 29/08/2019

Timing is everything – Extranet/intranet Title of presentation (Insert > Header & Footer > Notes and Handouts > Header > Apply to all) P = when published VLE (interface / content) Office files Pre recorded time based media Grace period Compliance P Sept 2018 P P P P P Sept 2019 P Active admin Not active admin Revised? All content Sept 2020 P Diagram created by Alistair McNaught on ‘good faith’ basis. It does not constitute legal advice. Extranet / Intranet / VLEs Image has timeline from top to bottom with key dates (Sept 2018/Sept 2019 / Sept 2020) Across the top are columns representing different assets – VLE interface, office files and prerecorded media. The timings for the relevant grace periods and compliance periods are identified (with their timings) for new VLE (since Sept 2018), old VLEs (pre 2018) and their office file and time based media content. Diagram created by Alistair McNaught on ‘good faith’ basis. It does not constitute legal advice. CC-BY-SA ‘New’ VLE Old VLE ‘New’ VLE Content of extranets and intranets published before 23rd September 2019, exempt until such websites undergo a substantial revision 29/08/2019

Example: Documents on external websites Publication date Website Accessibility requirement applies Document published after 23 Sept 2018 “New” Website 23 Sept 2019 Existing website 23 Sept 2020 Document published before 23 Sept 2018 but still in active use "New" Website Document published before 23 Sept 2018 but not in active use "New" or existing website Exempt "New" website = External website published or updated after 23rd Sept 2018 Existing website = website has not been substantially updated since 23 Sept 2018 enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk

Example: Documents on intranet Publication date Intranet Accessibility requirement applies Document published after 23 Sept 2018 "New" intranet 23 Sept 2019 Document published between 23 Sept 2018 and 22 Sept 2019 Existing intranet Exempt until and unless the host Intranet/extranet is updated some time after 23 September 2019 Document published after 23 Sept 2019 Existing intranet Exempt until and the host Intranet/extranet is updated some time after 23 September 2019 Document published before 23 Sept 2018 but still in active use Document published before 23 Sept 2018 but not in active use "New" or existing intranet Exempt "New" intranet = intranet published or substantially revised after 23rd Sept 2018 Existing intranet = intranet has not been substantially revised since 23 Sept 2018 enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk

Example: Videos Publication date Website Accessibility requirement applies Live Videos Any site Exempt Live video stored on a website for more than 14 days after the recording, published after 23 Sept 2020 23 Sept 2020 Pre-recorded video published before 23 Sept 2020 Pre-recorded video published after 23 Sept 2020 "New" website = External website published or updated after 23rd Sept 2018 Existing website = website has not been substantially updated since 23 Sept 2018 enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk

Example: Informative content (e.g. a blog) Publication date Intranet Accessibility requirement applies Content published after 23 Sept 2018 "New" external website 23 Sept 2019 Content published before 23 Sept 2018 but still in active use Content published after 23 Sept 2018 or published earlier and still in active use Existing external website 23 Sept 2020 Content published before 23 Sept 2018 but not in active use 23 Sept 2020 unless website qualifies as an archive Content published after 23 Sept 2019 "New" intranet Content published before 23 Sept 2019 Existing intranet Exempt until intranet undergoes substantial revision "New" intranet = intranet published or substantially revised after 23rd Sept 2018 Existing intranet = intranet has not been substantially revised since 23 Sept 2018 enquiries@alistairmcnaught.co.uk