Two kinds of thing: Figma kits for reviewing a product before it ships, and the Word and Excel documents you hand over afterward, such as accessibility conformance reports (ACRs), audit reports and accessibility statements. All of them are the artifacts used on real enterprise and public-sector work, stripped of client branding. Built and maintained by the author of a guide to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act (EAA).
Three tools for the people who do the work. Two are Figma files for reviewing a product before it ships — one for the whole experience, one for accessibility specifically. The third is for the teams who own a component library and have been asked to prove it conforms.
The whole experience — usability, flows, hierarchy and consistency, in one pass. Audit any product in under 2 hours.
For accessibility on its own, see the Accessibility Audit Kit.
A design-stage accessibility review you can run before handoff.
Accessibility only, in depth. For a full UX review, see the UX Audit Kit.
The conformance evidence a component library gets asked for.
The method behind it: chapter 6 of the book, on the development lifecycle, has a section on design systems.
The documents teams covered by the European Accessibility Act are most often asked for.
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The documents teams are most often asked for, in one pack: the ACR Kit, the Audit Report Pack and the bilingual Statement Kit.
The accessibility conformance report that wins EU procurement. A complete ACR template on EN 301 549 + WCAG 2.2, with the wording rules that keep it credible.
The method behind it: chapter 7 of the book, on testing, has a section on audits and conformance reporting.
The WCAG 2.2 AA audit report structure used on enterprise audits — a Word report written for budget-holders, plus an Excel findings tracker.
One of the documents teams are most often asked to publish. A bilingual English + Greek statement template, worded to reduce legal exposure.
Start with the free EAA & WCAG readiness checklist to see where you stand. When you know what you need to produce, these toolkits give you the exact document — fast. And when the gap is bigger than a template can close, that is what an accessibility audit is for.
If you own a component library rather than a product, the ladder is different: the Conformance Pack gives you the document; for the system work behind it, see design systems.
If the gap is more than paperwork, and the product needs auditing, remediation and future-proofing, a template won't close it. UXellence runs full WCAG 2.2 and EAA audits with a prioritized roadmap, ranked by effort, that your team can act on.
Ask about an accessibility auditThe UX Audit Kit reviews the whole experience — usability, flows, hierarchy, consistency — with accessibility as one part of it. The Accessibility Audit Kit does accessibility only, in depth: 25 checks against WCAG 2.2 AA, a severity model and an export-ready report. If someone has asked you “is this accessible?”, you want the second. If they have asked “is this any good?”, the first. They overlap by design; buying both is not the intention.
An Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) documents how a product meets EN 301 549 — the EU's harmonized accessibility standard, which references WCAG 2.2. European public bodies and organizations covered by the European Accessibility Act increasingly request an ACR during procurement. The EN 301 549 ACR Kit provides a VPAT-compatible template with pre-built WCAG 2.2 tables.
No. They are professional reporting and documentation templates. You still have to test your product — automated tools catch only about a third to a half of real accessibility issues. What the kits remove is the work of structuring, phrasing and defending the output, so your ACR, audit report or accessibility statement reads as credible evidence rather than an improvised document.
The compliance and conformance kits are delivered as Microsoft Word (.docx) and Excel (.xlsx) files; the UX Audit Kit and the Accessibility Audit Kit are Figma files (.fig) that work on Figma's free tier, with no plugins required. Purchase and instant download are handled through Gumroad, and every product — Word, Excel and Figma alike — carries the same terms: lifetime access plus free updates. You can reuse the templates on unlimited client projects; reselling the templates themselves is not permitted.
They are created by Matthaios Mantzios, a UX design leader and accessibility specialist, and author of Web and Mobile Accessibility: A Comprehensive Guide to WCAG 2.2, the ADA, and the European Accessibility Act. The templates are the artifacts used on real enterprise and public-sector accessibility audits, stripped of client branding.
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