::: TW · MODA Web Accessibility Service NetworkTaiwan · Government or public authority KR · WebWatch Web Accessibility Quality CertificationSouth Korea · Trusted private or nonprofit organization KR · WA Web Accessibility Certification MarkSouth Korea · Trusted private or nonprofit organization DE · BIK BITV-Test (Web)Germany · Trusted private or nonprofit organization AT · WACAAustria · Trusted private or nonprofit organization BE · AnySurferBelgium · Trusted private or nonprofit organization CH · Access for allSwitzerland · Trusted private or nonprofit organization IN · STQC CQWIndia · Government or public authority PT · Selo de Usabilidade e AcessibilidadePortugal · Government or public authority NL · Waarmerk drempelvrijNetherlands · Trusted private or nonprofit organization HK · Digital Accessibility Recognition SchemeHong Kong · Government or public authority QA · Mada Accredited WebsitesQatar · Trusted private or nonprofit organization ES · Sello de Accesibilidad de ILUNIONSpain · Trusted private or nonprofit organization GB · AbilityNet AccreditationUnited Kingdom · Trusted private or nonprofit organization US · WebAIM Conformance StatementUnited States · Trusted private or nonprofit organization
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Accessibility Certification and Badge Sources
Accesserty Signal organizes public accessibility certification and badge records so people can notice trusted accessibility signals directly in search results.
What this dataset does
This is not a global website ranking or an endorsement by Accesserty. It is a traceable index of public certification records that can make search-result accessibility signals more concrete.
- Prioritize public web accessibility badge data from governments, delegated authorities, or trusted organizations.
- Keep source, issuer, standard, level, date, and original links available for review.
- Let Accesserty Signal show trusted certification records before falling back to accessibility statements.
Limits to understand
Certification systems, standard versions, validity rules, and badge levels differ by country and organization. Signal treats these as published certification signals, not universal guarantees.
- Different pages or services under the same domain may still vary in accessibility quality.
- Some sources provide only a report date, not an explicit expiry date.
- Some sources test only selected pages, not every flow across a whole website.
- Machine scans, public badges, and accessibility statements do not replace manual review or assistive technology testing.
Current Data Sources
The sources below are public certification sources organized by Accesserty. Expand each source to review its source type, standard, levels, date rule, and original links.
- Issuer or testing organization
- 數位發展部
- Authority or related organization
- 數位發展部
- Testing standard
- 網站無障礙規範 110.07
- Badge levels
- A / AA / AAA
- Validity or date rule
- Badges are typically valid for 3 years. Public data provides the testing date and badge status.
- Report date source
- 檢測日期
- Notes
- Government accessibility badge data maintained by Taiwan MODA, with A, AA, and AAA levels available for public lookup.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- WebWatch Co., Ltd.
- Testing standard
- Korean Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Badge levels
- No public level
- Validity or date rule
- The public list provides a certification period that can be used to understand whether the badge is still current.
- Report date source
- 인증 기간
- Notes
- WebWatch is one of South Korea’s recognized web accessibility quality certification sources. The public list includes site names, URLs, and certification periods.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- Korea Institute of Web Accessibility Certification and Value
- Testing standard
- Korean Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
- Badge levels
- No public level
- Validity or date rule
- The public list provides start and end dates that can be used to understand whether the badge is still current.
- Report date source
- certification period
- Notes
- The WA Web Accessibility Certification Mark is one of South Korea’s public web accessibility certification sources. The list includes site names, URLs, and certification periods.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- BIK
- Testing standard
- BITV / EN 301 549
- Badge levels
- No public level
- Validity or date rule
- The public list shows how many tested pages conform. This page prioritizes results where all tested pages conform.
- Report date source
- Datum
- Notes
- BIK BITV-Test publishes website test results and reports. Tested coverage may vary by project.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- WACA / TÜV Austria
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.2
- Badge levels
- Bronze / Silver / Gold
- Validity or date rule
- Public certificate cards show the badge level and website link.
- Notes
- WACA uses Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels for Austrian web accessibility certification.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- AnySurfer / Blindenzorg Licht en Liefde VZW
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.2
- Badge levels
- A / AA / AAA
- Validity or date rule
- Labels are valid up to 2 years. Public pages provide recent audit information.
- Report date source
- Last audit
- Notes
- AnySurfer is a long-running Belgian accessibility label. Its public pages list labeled websites and status information.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- "Access for all" foundation
- Testing standard
- WCAG
- Badge levels
- WCAG 2.0 AA / WCAG 2.0 AA+ / WCAG 2.1 AA / WCAG 2.1 AA+ / WCAG 2.2 AA / WCAG 2.2 AA+
- Validity or date rule
- The public list provides the certification year. It indicates quality at certification time and must be maintained by the operator.
- Report date source
- Certificate issued year
- Notes
- Access for all is a Swiss accessibility certification source. The list shows website names, URLs, certification years, and levels. AA+ is the organization’s mark, not an official WCAG level.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- STQC
- Authority or related organization
- Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification, MeitY
- Testing standard
- GIGW
- Badge levels
- No public level
- Validity or date rule
- CQW certificates are typically valid for 3 years and require annual surveillance audits.
- Report date source
- Date of Certification
- Notes
- STQC CQW is an India government-related website quality certification. Public records may show certification dates, validity, and applicable standards.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- ARTE
- Authority or related organization
- Agência para a Reforma Tecnológica do Estado, I.P.
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.1
- Badge levels
- Ouro / Prata / Bronze
- Validity or date rule
- The seal is renewed yearly. The public page lists currently valid seals, and Signal displays the certification date.
- Report date source
- Certificação efetuada em
- Notes
- Portugal’s Selo de Usabilidade e Acessibilidade is a government usability and accessibility seal, with Ouro, Prata, and Bronze levels.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- Stichting Digitall Inclusive
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.1
- Badge levels
- 2 sterren
- Validity or date rule
- The mark is valid for roughly 3 years, and the public list shows the validity date.
- Report date source
- Geldig tot
- Notes
- The Dutch Waarmerk drempelvrij uses star levels. 2 sterren roughly maps to WCAG 2.1 AA.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- DARS
- Authority or related organization
- Digital Policy Office and Equal Opportunities Commission
- Testing standard
- WCAG
- Badge levels
- Triple Gold / Gold / Silver / Bronze / Friendly Website / Elderly-friendly
- Validity or date rule
- The public list is edition-based and does not provide per-site expiry dates.
- Report date source
- scheme edition
- Notes
- Hong Kong’s Digital Accessibility Recognition Scheme is promoted by public bodies and the Equal Opportunities Commission, with multiple award levels and friendly website categories.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- Mada
- Authority or related organization
- Mada Assistive Technology Center Qatar
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.1
- Badge levels
- No public level
- Validity or date rule
- The public list does not provide per-site levels, issue dates, or expiry dates. Signal displays these as Mada-accredited websites.
- Notes
- Mada Accredited Websites is the public accredited website list from Qatar’s Mada Digital Accessibility Portal. This source only collects the Accredited Websites section, excluding Access Planning, Mobile Apps, Kiosks, and ATMs.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- ILUNION
- Authority or related organization
- ILUNION Accesibilidad, S.A.U. (Grupo Social ONCE)
- Testing standard
- WCAG 2.2
- Badge levels
- A / AA / AAA
- Validity or date rule
- Public detail pages show the issue date. When no public expiry date is available, the issue date is used as reference.
- Report date source
- Fecha de Emisión
- Notes
- ILUNION Accesibilidad provides web accessibility certification in Spain. Public detail pages can show the audited site, WCAG version, level, and compliance status.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- AbilityNet
- Authority or related organization
- AbilityNet (registered charity, England/Wales/Scotland)
- Testing standard
- WCAG
- Badge levels
- Accredited / Accredited Plus
- Validity or date rule
- Certificates are valid for 12 months. Some certificate pages show the issue date but no explicit expiry date.
- Report date source
- issue date
- Notes
- AbilityNet Accreditation is a trusted private/non-profit accessibility certification from the UK charity AbilityNet. Its tiers are AbilityNet-specific: Accredited and Accredited Plus. Some certificate pages do not expose the audited site URL, so those records need a manual site mapping before they can appear in Signal search results.
Original source links
- Issuer or testing organization
- WebAIM
- Authority or related organization
- WebAIM / Utah State University Institute for Disability Research, Policy & Practice
- Testing standard
- WCAG
- Badge levels
- A / AA / AAA / A, AA / A, AA, AAA
- Validity or date rule
- No expiry is inferred. Accesserty stores only dates and status explicitly provided by the public WebAIM page. Signal displays the report date.
- Report date source
- evaluation date
- Notes
- WebAIM publishes individual conformance statement pages on webaim.org, but it does not provide a complete public registry. Accesserty discovers public statement URLs via Common Crawl and verifies each record against the official WebAIM page. This is a trusted source, but not a complete WebAIM registry.
Original source links
How Signal uses this data
On search result pages, Signal checks signals in order so trusted sources appear first.
- Accesserty ALLY: the active maintenance list maintained by Accesserty, shown first.
- Certified: public certification records from the government or trusted sources on this page.
- Accessibility statement: checked only when no certification record is found.
- When none of these trusted signals match, Signal shows no badge — it does not fall back to a machine score.
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