Presidential Accessibility Circular No. 2025/10
Work toward bringing your website and mobile app in line with the Level A Accessibility Checklist and WCAG 2.2, as required by Circular No. 2025/10. Assess where you stand against the 122-question checklist, close the gaps, and prepare for the Accessibility Logo process.
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Why does your organization need Circular No. 2025/10 compliance consulting?
Presidential Circular No. 2025/10 requires the organizations it names to make their websites and mobile applications accessible under the official Website and Mobile Application Accessibility Checklist — Level A, and WCAG 2.2.
The circular covers public institutions, universities, municipalities and their companies, state-owned enterprises, public professional organizations, banks, private hospitals, private education institutions, certain transport operators, Group A travel agencies and telecom operators with more than 200,000 subscribers. These organizations were given one year to comply. E-commerce service providers under Law No. 6563 were given two years. Compliance is therefore not purely a technical web accessibility exercise. Assessing existing digital assets, closing the gaps, verifying the fixes and documenting the results all have to be handled together.
2025/10 Circular compliance consulting — what do we offer?
Circular 2025/10 pre-assessment
We assess your website or mobile app against the 122-question Level A checklist and report the gaps that matter most.
Checklist and WCAG 2.2 technical support
We provide technical support in areas such as keyboard use, form labels, contrast, alternative text and screen reader compatibility.
Accessibility Logo process support
We support the technical assessment, the reporting, and the preparation for the Accessibility Logo application.
Web and mobile app accessibility
We review your website and mobile app for screen reader behaviour, focus management, touch targets and user journeys.
Ongoing compliance and monitoring
We track new pages, features and updates so accessibility is maintained rather than achieved once.
What is the difference between Circular No. 2025/10 and an accessibility audit?
An accessibility audit evaluates a website or mobile app against technical criteria such as WCAG. Its output is a report of findings and recommended fixes, and the organization decides which standard and which scope to work to.
Compliance under Circular No. 2025/10 is a process whose scope and criteria are set in advance: the assessment runs against Level A of the official checklist — 122 questions across 31 principles — gaps are closed, and results are documented in a structured way to support the monitoring process. In short, an audit establishes where you stand; circular compliance requires closing that gap against a specific regulation and documenting it. They are not alternatives — the audit is the first step of compliance.
How does an accessibility consultant support your organization end to end?
Establishing where you stand
Your website and mobile apps are assessed against the 122-question Level A checklist and the relevant WCAG 2.2 requirements.
Prioritizing the gaps
The accessibility issues found are prioritized by technical scope and user impact.
Technical remediation
The necessary code, design, content and component fixes are applied together with your development team.
Verification
The fixes are retested to verify whether the relevant accessibility criteria are now met.
Reporting and process preparation
The results are documented in a structured way to support the monitoring process.
A basic accessibility checker versus 2025/10 compliance consulting: the difference
| Basic accessibility checker | WeAccess.ai 2025/10 compliance consulting |
|---|---|
| Focuses on issues that can be detected automatically | YesCombines automated and manual assessment |
| Shows general web accessibility issues | YesTakes the requirements of Circular 2025/10 into account |
| Usually provides identification | YesSupports identification, prioritization, remediation and verification |
| Mobile app coverage may be limited | YesCovers web and mobile app accessibility together |
| Can provide a report | YesHelps structure the compliance process and its documentation |
For assessments under Circular 2025/10 it ensures the evaluation is made against the official Website and Mobile Application Accessibility Checklist — Level A, across 122 questions and 31 principles.
Why choose us for Circular No. 2025/10 compliance consulting?
Focused on the circular and WCAG 2.2
We structure the work around Circular No. 2025/10, the Level A checklist and the WCAG 2.2 framework.
Web and mobile expertise
We can assess accessibility requirements for websites and mobile applications within the same engagement.
Technical and manual testing experience
Alongside automated tools we use manual methods such as keyboard, screen reader and user journey testing.
A compliance-process approach
Rather than only listing issues, we focus on prioritizing findings, applying the technical fixes and verifying the results.
FAQ
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It is a Presidential Circular requiring the organizations it names to make their websites and mobile applications accessible under Level A of the official Accessibility Checklist and WCAG 2.2.
Public institutions, universities, municipalities, state-owned enterprises, banks, private hospitals, private education institutions and certain transport operators are in scope. E-commerce service providers under Law No. 6563 have a different compliance deadline.
It is the official checklist that evaluates the accessibility of websites and mobile applications through 122 questions across 31 principles. Assessments under the circular are made against its Level A.
The principles are shared, but the questions are evaluated against the conditions of each platform: on mobile, touch targets, screen reader behaviour and orientation support are handled separately.
The Accessibility Logo is granted by the relevant Ministry based on its monitoring results. We support the technical assessment, remediation and preparation for the process, but the decision rests with the Ministry. We cannot guarantee that a logo will be granted.
According to the Circular's implementation framework, the right to use the Accessibility Logo is granted for two years.
The pre-assessment usually takes a few business days. Total duration depends on how many gaps are found and how quickly your development team can apply the fixes.
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