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    <description>Compliance with WCAG at level AA has become the minimum standard rather than the objective, and organisations that treat it as an audit exercise are accumulating risk. This analysis examines where automated checks fall short, why testing with disabled users matters commercially, and what UK public sector teams should be doing now.</description>
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