How to Add an Accessibility Statement to a Webflow Site

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How Do You Add an Accessibility Statement to a Webflow Site?

To add an accessibility statement to a Webflow site, create a dedicated page such as /accessibility, write a statement that names your target standard and current conformance status, and link to it from the site footer so it is reachable from every page. A credible statement is specific and honest: it states the standard you are working to, what conforms today, any known limitations, and how people can report a barrier.

What a Credible Accessibility Statement Includes

A statement is only useful if it is accurate and specific. Include:

  • The standard you are working to, which for most sites is WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
  • Your current conformance status, stated honestly rather than as a blanket claim.
  • Known limitations or areas still being addressed.
  • A contact method so people can report a barrier and get a response.
  • The date of the last review, so readers know it is current.
  • How the site was tested, including any manual testing.

How to Add the Statement in Webflow

Adding the statement in Webflow takes a few steps:

  1. Create a dedicated page with a clear slug such as /accessibility.
  2. Add the statement content with a proper heading structure and readable text.
  3. Link to the page from the site footer using descriptive text like 'Accessibility'.
  4. Keep the review date current each time you check the site.
  5. Update the statement after each remediation pass so it reflects reality.

Do Not Overstate Your Conformance

A statement that claims full conformance you have not verified is worse than no statement at all. It invites scrutiny and erodes trust when a barrier is found. Only claim what a manual audit supports, and describe work in progress plainly. A statement is a public claim about your site, so back it with real testing. Understand what remediation involves before you publish a statement.

Need a Statement You Can Stand Behind?

Graceful Web Studio audits and remediates Webflow sites to WCAG 2.2 AA and can help you publish a statement that matches the real state of your site. Explore Webflow Accessibility Remediation and Consulting or request a review.

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