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WCAG 3 Readiness Review

Prepare for WCAG 3

A focused review of your digital accessibility approach to identify practical priorities as WCAG 3 continues to develop.

What it is

WCAG 3 is still being developed, but its direction is becoming clearer.


We review your current accessibility approach, selected digital experiences and the practices that support them. This shows what is working, where gaps exist and what you can improve now.


This is a readiness review, not a WCAG 3 compliance assessment.

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Why it matters

WCAG 3 continues to develop and will take a broader approach to digital accessibility than organisations may be used to. Reviewing your current approach now can help you prepare without treating an emerging standard as a finished compliance target.


  • Understand the direction: See how the emerging WCAG 3 approach differs from the way digital accessibility may be managed today.


  • Identify readiness gaps: Recognise where current practices, capability or governance may need to evolve.


  • Avoid premature compliance claims: Prepare for change without presenting an unfinished standard as a current certification benchmark.


  • Set practical priorities: Focus on improvements that strengthen accessibility now while supporting future readiness.

What you'll achieve

You get a clear view of your current position, the main gaps and what you can improve now while WCAG 3 continues to develop.

Professional working through digital accessibility review activities and WCAG 3 readiness considerations.
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Greater WCAG 3 awareness

A clearer understanding of the developing direction of WCAG 3 and how it differs from current approaches.

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Fewer accessibility blind spots

Greater understanding of gaps between technical conformance and the experience people encounter in practice.

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Improved digital accessibility

Practical opportunities to strengthen accessibility and usability in current digital experiences.

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Better-informed planning

More confidence in what to improve now and what to monitor as WCAG 3 continues to develop.

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Clearer readiness gaps

Better visibility of the practices, capability and governance that may need to evolve.

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Stronger accessibility capability

A clearer direction for building more sustainable digital accessibility practices over time.

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Professional working through digital accessibility review activities and WCAG 3 readiness considerations.

What's included

A focused look at selected digital experiences and the way your organisation supports accessibility today.

Engagement initiation meeting

Confirm the engagement scope, priorities, participants and intended outcomes before the work begins.

WCAG 3 readiness analysis

Assess current practices against the developing direction and broader outcome focus of WCAG 3.

Current-state accessibility review

Review current accessibility practices, known issues, testing, assurance and organisational approaches.

Readiness findings report

Document current strengths, readiness gaps, emerging considerations and practical improvement priorities.

Representative digital journey review

Examine selected digital journeys to identify accessibility, usability and experience barriers.

Recommendations briefing

Discuss findings, clarify implications and agree what to address now and monitor next.

Who it's for

For organisations already working with digital accessibility, planning digital change or wanting to prepare for WCAG 3.

Digital, accessibility and technology professionals who influence accessible digital experiences.

Digital and technology teams

For teams responsible for websites, applications, platforms and the technology decisions shaping digital accessibility.

Customer experience teams

For teams responsible for digital journeys that need to work for customers with different access needs.

Accessibility and inclusion teams

For specialists and inclusion leaders considering how emerging guidance may affect current accessibility practice.

Digital governance leaders

For people responsible for standards, policy, assurance and organisational approaches to digital accessibility.

UX and product teams

For people designing digital products and services who need to understand the broader direction of accessible user experience.

What our clients say

The best measure of our work is the difference it makes for the people and organisations we support. Here’s what clients say about working with BlindSpot Solutions.

Prepare for what comes next

Understand where your digital accessibility approach stands today and identify practical priorities as WCAG 3 continues to develop.

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