What is one of the expected outcomes of the 'sustain' stage?

The 'sustain' stage focuses on maintaining and improving accessibility practices over time. One of the expected outcomes in this stage is to continue tracking standards and legislation. This is essential because accessibility guidelines, such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) or relevant laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), can evolve. By staying informed about changes in standards and legislation, organizations can ensure that their practices remain compliant and up-to-date. This vigilance helps prevent regression in accessibility and reinforces a commitment to inclusivity.

Staying current with standards also allows organizations to adapt their strategies and provide better experiences for users with disabilities, demonstrating a proactive approach to accessibility. The other choices may involve activities relevant at different stages of accessibility initiatives but do not capture the ongoing nature of monitoring compliance and evolving standards like the sustain stage does.