Summary
Feedback is offered in different ways for people to share their views. Feedback options are accessible, simple to use, and allow enough time so D/deaf and D/disabled people can meaningfully respond.
Why is this important?
Feedback helps improve the quality of standards by revealing gaps, identifying different perspectives, and highlighting issues that may have been missed. Including the experiences of D/deaf and D/disabled people supports fairer and more inclusive standards. A transparent feedback process also builds trust by showing that participants’ contributions are valued and considered.
Actions
Explore actions for using inclusively getting feedback: