Worked example. This is a report template, not a completed engagement or a real organisation's results. Findings are grounded in real, citable standards (WCAG 2.2, PSBAR) applied to a typical site profile, so the method is real even though no specific client's data is.
| Risk | Severity | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| No published accessibility statement (Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018, reg. 7) | Critical | Statutory obligation for public-facing bodies; a formal complaint can trigger EHRC/enforcement-body scrutiny |
| Event/congress registration form fails WCAG 2.2 SC 2.1.1 (Keyboard) | Critical | Excludes disabled members and delegates from the core annual event |
| No structured data (schema.org) on committee/governance pages | High | Invisible to AI answer engines when members ask "who runs [body]" |
| Mobile page-load exceeds 6 seconds on key pages | High | Member drop-off before renewal/registration completes |
| Duplicate title tags across 40% of content pages | Medium | Search visibility diluted across own content |
The critical and high-severity items: accessibility statement, contrast fixes, security headers, and the highest-impact quick wins from the findings above.
Full remediation across all six areas: registration-form rebuild, performance work, SEO fundamentals, structured data, and navigation restructuring.
A full, independently-verified WCAG 2.2 AA conformance audit for organisations that need a defensible accessibility position, not just fixes.