ACR · WCAG 2.2

Accessibility conformance statement (VPAT-style)

A VPAT-style Accessibility Conformance Report for Evolve learner and admin surfaces, including Arabic RTL — Supports / Partially / Does not / N/A, with remarks.

A VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) or ACR states, criterion by criterion, whether a product Supports, Partially Supports, or Does Not Support WCAG success criteria. For a bilingual LMS, the report must cover Arabic RTL layout, keyboard paths, focus, contrast, and captions — an English-only audit is not enough for Gulf programmes.

Innovito Evolve — learner and admin web application

WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA (selected criteria published here)

Internal design review, keyboard walkthrough of core learner/admin flows, Arabic RTL layout pass, and caption/transcript checks where video is in scope. This is a VPAT-style ACR, not a third-party certification. Independent audit letters, when commissioned, are evaluator files.

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CriterionConformanceRemarks

1.1.1 · Non-text content

A

Partially supportsProduct UI controls have accessible names on core flows. Buyer-uploaded SCORM/media inherits the package author’s alt text — Innovito cannot certify third-party packages.

1.3.1 · Info and relationships

A

Partially supportsHeadings and labels on core Evolve screens. Complex custom dashboards and imported content vary; UAT should include a screen-reader spot check in Arabic and English.

1.3.2 · Meaningful sequence (incl. RTL)

A

Partially supportsArabic locale sets dir=rtl on public and product surfaces. Reading order is verified on core learner/admin screens; edge widgets are listed as residual risk.

1.4.3 · Contrast (minimum)

AA

Partially supportsBrand tokens target WCAG contrast on primary text. Charts, heatmaps, and buyer-branded themes can fail — treat theme customisation as a scored UAT item.

1.4.4 · Resize text

AA

SupportsBrowser zoom to 200% on core flows without loss of primary actions. Horizontal scrolling may appear on dense admin tables — known residual.

1.4.10 · Reflow

AA

Partially supportsLearner flows reflow. Some admin data tables remain two-dimensional by design.

2.1.1 · Keyboard

A

Partially supportsCore assign / launch / complete / report paths are keyboard reachable. Drag-and-drop authoring in Studio has an alternative (select then place). Unreachable widgets are defects, not “won’t fix”.

2.1.2 · No keyboard trap

A

SupportsModals and drawers expose a close control and Escape. Embedded SCORM players follow the package; traps inside third-party content are the package author’s responsibility.

2.4.1 · Bypass blocks

A

Partially supportsSkip-to-content on public marketing chrome. Product app navigation is persistent; skip patterns on dense admin shells are on the improvement list.

2.4.3 · Focus order

A

Partially supportsFocus order follows visual order on core RTL and LTR screens. Custom HTML in content lots is the buyer’s QC.

2.4.7 · Focus visible

AA

SupportsVisible focus rings on interactive product controls. Buyer themes must not remove them.

2.5.7 · Dragging movements (WCAG 2.2)

AA

Partially supportsStudio and academy practice activities provide tap/select alternatives to drag. Some imported games may still require drag — score those packages separately.

3.1.1 · Language of page

A

Supportshtml lang is set to ar or en from the locale. Mixed-language certificates follow the template under UAT.

3.2.2 · On input

A

SupportsChanging a control does not unexpectedly change context on core forms.

3.3.1 · Error identification

A

Partially supportsForm errors are text, not colour alone, on core admin/learner forms. Imported SCORM quizzes depend on the package.

3.3.2 · Labels or instructions

A

SupportsVisible labels on core fields in both locales.

3.3.8 · Accessible authentication (minimum) — WCAG 2.2

AA

Partially supportsSSO via the buyer IdP is the enterprise path (no cognitive password tests in Evolve when federated). Local-account password rules follow the contracted IdP or platform policy.

4.1.2 · Name, role, value

A

Partially supportsStandard controls expose name/role/value. Custom widgets are inventoried; gaps are treated as defects.

1.2.2 / 1.2.5 · Captions / audio description (media lots)

A

Partially supportsWhen video is in a Convert or Ready lot, captions/transcripts are scoped as deliverables. Platform chrome does not caption arbitrary buyer uploads unless that lot is bought.

2.3.1 · Three flashes or below threshold

A

SupportsProduct UI does not intentionally flash. Buyer-uploaded video remains the buyer’s QC.
Is this an official ITI VPAT 2.5 file?

It is a VPAT-style Accessibility Conformance Report covering Evolve web surfaces and Arabic RTL. A filled ITI template can be issued as an evaluator file if your tender requires that exact form.

Do English-only VPATs satisfy Gulf LMS tenders?

No. Arabic RTL sequence, truncation, and certificates must be in the remarks. An English-only audit is a partial score.

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