Website Accessibility Statement

Write an accessibility statement for a website. Honest about what we know, useful to a person who is stuck. SITE Name and URL: [SITE] Standard we aim at: [WCAG 2.2 AA | OR WHAT IS TRUE] How we test: [AUDIT DATE, SCREEN READER, USERS, OR "we have not audited"] Known barriers: [LIST OR "unknown"] What we are fixing and by when: [ITEMS AND DATES, OR NONE SCHEDULED] Contact for help and for complaints: [EMAIL OR FORM] Enforcement body, if the jurisdiction has one I named: [NAME OR SKIP] STATEMENT 1) What we intend, without saying the site is "fully compliant" unless an audit I cited says that. 2) How to get the content another way if a page blocks you, and how fast we respond: [SLA OR "we have not set one"]. 3) Known limits, in user language (the checkout cannot be completed with a keyboard, the PDF is unscanned). 4) The technical stack note only if it helps (a third-party widget we do not control). 5) Date of the statement: [DATE]. A sentence that the statement will be updated when the known list changes. If I said we have not audited, the statement should say that in the first paragraph. A sunny statement over an unknown site is worse than a short honest one.