Update WCAG wording to reflect the wording in the accessibility regul…

…ations Co-authored-by: Andrew Hick <[email protected]>
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 Building a service with accessibility in mind not only allows those with access needs to use your service, it also improves the service for everyone else. An accessibility problem with a website can be something that affects everyone, not just people who can only access the web with a keyboard or screen reader.
 
-Government services are legally required to be accessible. This means services must comply with the international WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standard. This requirement applies to all new and existing public sector websites and native applications.
+Government services are legally required to be accessible. This means services must comply with the international WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standard. This requirement applies to all new and existing public sector websites and mobile applications.
 
 Further reading: