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Rule R895-14: vendors developing websites, hardware, software or information systems for a Utah executive branch agency must comply with the accessibility guidelines
In force since .
A procurement conditions rule binding private bodies.
What it requires
- If you develop websites, hardware, or software for a Utah executive branch agency, or information systems an agency uses, comply with the applicable accessibility guidelines, which rule R895-14 sets at minimum at W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1 (Utah Admin. Code R895-14-3 and R895-14-3(3)).
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What this law does
Vendors developing websites, hardware, or software for an agency, or information systems used by an agency, must comply with applicable accessibility guidelines. The guidelines rule R895-14 sets require agency websites, hardware and software procured by an agency, and information systems used by an agency employee created after to conform at minimum to W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1.
The rule applies to executive branch agencies that are under the jurisdiction of the state chief information officer, and it does not apply to information technology deployed before . The amendment that added the vendor clause in its current form took effect on .
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