Match an accessibility report to its product and date

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Documentation is not a user test.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official report-table excerpt checked October 18, 2026.

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The Library of Virginia’s accessibility-report table identifies vendor documents for named products. It lists a 2021 accessibility statement for Access Video: Just For Kids and a 2026 accessibility statement for Washington Post Digital.

Those dates belong to different products and documents, not one statewide test result.

Keep your own experience separate

Match the product name and report date to the tool you intend to use. If a barrier appears, record the task that failed rather than treating a document’s presence as proof that your device or assistive setup works.

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Library of Virginia — accessibility reports

Report table retrieved October 18, 2026; crawl four weeks earlier.

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