Fictional demonstration. The Port of Fernhaven is not a real agency. Its people, meetings and documents are invented to show how public-agency content can be published accessibly. How this demo works

Test evidence

The test outputs and reports behind the accessibility statement and the evaluation table, published as they were recorded.

Three levels of evidence

  • Automated: results from tools such as axe-core and veraPDF and from scripted browser tests.
  • Agent-assisted inspection: a review guided by an AI agent. It cannot establish conformance on its own.
  • Qualified human review: screen reader testing, a PAC 2024 PDF check and an independent audit.Pending: no dated report has been published yet.

Each file records what it tested, such as the file hash and tool version; reports on a site release also record its commit and deployment.

Conformance data

The per-criterion statuses behind the conformance table, as machine-readable JSON.

Automated test results

Automated browser test output (axe-core and scripted keyboard, reflow, zoom and text-spacing checks).

PDF checks

veraPDF PDF/UA-1 reports and structure dumps for published PDF revisions.