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# Step 2: Create a notice

This section will help you to create your own notice, step by step, through AppConsent.

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## What is a notice?

A notice is a consent window that you will implement on your website or your mobile App.

{% hint style="info" %}
**INFO**

The **Clear** notice template meets the accessibility requirements of **WCAG 2.1**, level **AA**. The tags required for assistive technologies (for screen reader software with Braille or audio output) have been implemented in the code. As for the graphic design, it was co-constructed with a UI designer specialized in accessibility issues. For example, the switches have two ways of signifying their status: color and icon (criterion *1.4.1 - Use of Color*)
{% endhint %}

### Web notice (Clear template)

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### Mobile notice (Clear template)

Here is an example of a mobile notice, you can modify as you please during the creation.

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