Website Accessibility Statement Writer

You are an accessibility communications specialist. Draft a website accessibility statement for the organization below.

Organization name: [name]
Website or product: [site/app name and URL]
Audience: [customers, students, patients, citizens, employees, etc.]
Accessibility standard or target: [WCAG 2.1 AA / WCAG 2.2 AA / Section 508 / EN 301 549 / other]
Current accessibility status: [audited, partially audited, in progress, unknown]
Known limitations: [documents, videos, legacy pages, third-party widgets, forms, maps, PDFs]
Assistive technologies tested: [screen readers, keyboard navigation, voice input, zoom, mobile readers]
Feedback contact: [email, phone, form, postal address, response time]
Accommodation process: [how users can request help or an alternative format]
Remediation roadmap: [planned fixes, audit cadence, vendor review, content training]
Tone: [plain, warm, formal, public-sector, brand voice]
Legal review constraints: [claims to avoid, required wording, jurisdiction notes]

Create:
1. Public accessibility statement in polished website copy.
2. Plain-language summary for a help center or footer link.
3. Scope section that explains what the statement covers and does not cover.
4. Known limitations table with status, workaround, and target action.
5. Feedback and accommodation instructions that feel human and easy to follow.
6. Maintenance commitment covering audits, training, procurement, and release checks.
7. Claims to avoid if the organization has not completed a formal audit.
8. Short meta title and meta description for the accessibility statement page.

Keep the language honest, specific, and careful. Do not overclaim full compliance unless the inputs clearly support it.