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Have a question, need guidance, or want to report an issue regarding Salesforce accessibility? Here are some resources and links to help you navigate.
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Have a question, need guidance, or want to report an issue regarding Salesforce accessibility? Here are some resources and links to help you navigate.
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For general questions about accessibility features that affect end users, search for an answer in the accessibility overview.
To report an accessibility issue or to get additional support, see How to Create a Product Accessibility Case on Salesforce Help.
Some results of Salesforce product accessibility audits are available on our product accessibility status page. To provide your product accessibility compliance audit to Salesforce, refer to this documentation.
To learn more accessibility and accessible Salesforce design, testing, and development best practices, take our Get Started with Web Accessibility Trail. These modules provide links to many further relevant resources.

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