Standards
Ablebase ships with built-in accessibility standards (such as WCAG 2.2). You can also create custom standards tailored to your organization’s needs.
Viewing standards
Section titled “Viewing standards”Go to Settings → Standards to see all available standards — both built-in and any custom ones your organization has created.
Built-in standards
Section titled “Built-in standards”Built-in standards are read-only. You cannot modify or delete them. To customize a built-in standard, duplicate it first (see below).
Creating a custom standard
Section titled “Creating a custom standard”Only admins and owners can create, edit, or delete custom standards.
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Go to Settings → Standards.
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Click New standard.
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Fill in:
Field Description Name The standard’s display name. Description Optional summary. Conformance levels Optional named tiers, in order (e.g. “Level A”, “Level AA”, “Level AAA”). Cumulative levels If enabled, meeting a higher level implies meeting all lower levels. -
Click Create.
Adding requirements
Section titled “Adding requirements”Open a standard and go to the Requirements tab.
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Click New requirement.
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Fill in:
Field Description Name Short title for the criterion. Description Full description. URL Link to an external reference. Level The conformance level this requirement belongs to (if the standard has levels). Versions Tags for tracking which version of a standard introduced or changed the requirement. AI testable Whether this requirement can be evaluated by automated tooling. -
Click Save.
Requirement groups
Section titled “Requirement groups”Requirement groups organize requirements into a hierarchy within a standard. Groups can be nested. To create a group:
- On the standard’s Requirements tab, click New group.
- Enter a name and optionally select a parent group.
- Click Save.
Circular group references are prevented automatically.
Duplicating a standard
Section titled “Duplicating a standard”Duplicating creates an editable custom copy of any standard — including built-in ones.
- Open the standard.
- Click Duplicate.
The copy includes all requirement groups and requirements and is immediately editable.
Deleting a custom standard
Section titled “Deleting a custom standard”Open the standard and click Delete. Deleting a standard that is referenced by products, organizations, or audits clears those references.