Module 4 action plan
Use this page to turn one accessibility improvement into a practical action plan with accountability, support, timeframe, review and evidence.
A good action plan is clear enough that someone can actually do it.
It should explain the barrier, the change, who owns it, who else should be involved, what support is needed, when it will be reviewed and how people will know whether it helped.
Complete the fields below. You can also download the DOCX or PDF template if you prefer to work offline.
Use these templates and worksheets to move from an idea to a realistic action plan.
Use this template to record the barrier, action, owner, support needed, timeframe, review point and evidence.
Use this log to track what was tried, what changed, what feedback you received and what should happen next.
Sort actions by urgency, effort, feasibility and likely participation impact.
This page helps you make a simple accessibility action plan.
Implementation means putting a plan into action.
Write what barrier you want to reduce.
Write what change you will try.
Write who owns the action.
Write who needs to be involved.
Write when you will check it.
Write how you will know if it helped.
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