Since the booming development of internet applications in the late 20th century, the world wide web has been used widely by Taiwanese government agencies. On the internet, access to government information and services are provided for people via computers and other devices. Websites must be designed with accessibility features to ensure disabled people can easily enjoy the conveniences the internet brings to everyday life.

To promote Taiwanese government web accessibility, the government published the amended "People with Disabilities Rights Protection Act" on February 1, 2011, which includes regulations on making public information accessible. This reflects a dedication to creating an accessible internet environment and removing obstacles on websites for the disabled. Additionally, in referencing the "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" (WCAG 2.0) published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the "Accessible Web Development Guidelines" (AWDG) was officially implemented on February 15, 2017. Its contents can apply to a wide range of web technologies and their future developments while its overall structure makes it a better practical guide for web development and inspection.

Source of information：The Ministry of Digital Affairs/Digital Affairs/Digital Service/Operations/Government Accessible Web Check