Web accessibility certificate
Accessibility that builds bridges and bridges digital divides
AIS Standard 2/2023
Evaluates digital spaces such as websites and apps; and the services
provided through them.
The result of years of research is the certification standards that the Foundation has created and is constantly improving:
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Check your website’s accessibility level and obtain an internationally recognized certificate.
Gradation
The AIS 2/2023 Standard verifies the degree of accessibility, from 1 to 5 Stars, by analyzing whether the digital space is perceptible, operable, understandable and robust, based on more than 100 requirements.
Benefits AIS 2/2023
Business impact
It allows to increase the target and generates a more robust product, more usable, easier to maintain and with better SEO positioning.
Improvement process
The protocols and grades allow web accessibility to be approached as a process of continuous improvement, in which each one sets its own time.
Warranties
Certification provides assurance of compliance and standardization of processes.
Communication
It communicates that the company is fully compliant with its obligations
regulations and is a differentiating element from the competition.
RS/ESG
It has an impact on the exercise of Corporate Social Responsibility and is integrated into ESG strategies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the AIS system features three standards designed to meet the requirements outlined in the European Accessibility Act, in force since June 2025. AIS Standard 2 specifically covers digital environments.
Yes, a representative example is Facephi, a leading company in digital identity verification solutions, which obtained 3 AIS stars for its onboarding and authentication products. This rating certifies a level equivalent to the WCAG 2.2 level AA accessibility guidelines required formally by European legislation.
The certification process is not a mere automated analysis; it involves direct validation by auditors and users with diverse needs, coordinating UX/UI design, layout, and software development teams.
Automated validation tools only detect 20%–30% of real web accessibility issues (such as color contrast or basic alt tags). AIS certification combines exhaustive code reviews, qualitative heuristic analyses, and testing with real users with various disabilities (visual, auditory, cognitive, or motor), ensuring a true level of usability that automated tools cannot measure.
Yes. The digital environment AIS Standard takes international web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) versions 2.1 and 2.2 as its technical reference, ensuring that your website or application complies with both European and international laws.
