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Procurement Guidance Analysis

From Education & Outreach
This page explores if EOWG might want to develop a procurement resource.

Considerations

EOWG participants please add your thoughts below, with [your name]

General

  • More resources about how to embed accessible procurement processes/the realities of procurement (Jade)
  • Other organizations have done a lot on procurement and it's out there publicly. Let's not reinvent the wheel. Find out what resources exist that we might want to point to as appropriate. [from 18 Aug meeting]
    • If linking to others, we need to have specific parameters about what we link to or not. [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • Perhaps quick tips and pointers to others for more robust guidance? [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • Most resources cover the perfect situation. What to do when no products are fully accessible? [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • Potential wording for listing external resources (pulled from SC). "Resources are for information purposes only, no endorsement is implied." (KAK)
  • ...

What the resource might address

  • How do you score accessibility for a product? [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • Practical procurement process? [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • How do you advocate for a 3rd party to put accessibility on the roadmap? [from 18 Aug meeting]
  • ...

Existing Resources

EOWG participants: Please add others below. Also, feel free to add comments on the resources in the first list, e.g., if they have limited applicability — keeping in mind this is a public page and W3C is vendor neutral.

Free resources not from vendors:

Others - from vendors, not free, etc.:

Requirements Analysis

Purpose

Goals/Objectives

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Use Cases