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Is your website ready for the European Accessibility Act?

On June 28, 2025, new requirements will apply to digital accessibility in the EU. Under the European Accessibility Act (EAA), all websites will have to comply with specific accessibility requirements - otherwise they risk both penalties and dissatisfied users.

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What does the law mean?

The new legislation requires digital platforms to be accessible to all - including people with disabilities. It is about:

  • Ensuring that websites are clear, readable and easy to navigate

  • Meeting the accessibility requirements of WCAG 2.2

  • Avoiding barriers such as low contrast, inaccessible menus or lack of keyboard navigation

It's not just about complying with the law - it's about creating an inclusive user experience for everyone.

  1. Accessibility requirements 2025

Accessibility Audit

We offer an accessibility audit of your website to ensure that you meet the requirements of the European Accessibility Act (EAA). Through a combination of technical analysis and user testing, we identify accessibility gaps and provide concrete recommendations for action.

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What is included?

Many websites risk excluding users - often without realizing it. Some common flaws can be:

  • Review against WCAG 2.2 AA standard

  • Testing website navigation via keyboard and screen reader

  • Analysis of color contrasts, text size and responsiveness

  • Assessment of forms, buttons and interactive elements

  • Checking alternative texts for images and multimedia

  • Report with identified gaps and clear suggestions for action

  • Prioritized action list for quick improvement

  • Advice on how to meet EAA requirements

What do you get after an audit?

Together with our colleagues at Stormfors, we offer accessibility audits where we review your website against the current WCAG standard and make recommendations on what needs to be fixed - so that you are one step ahead when the law comes into force.

  • A clear report with identified issues and opportunities

  • Concrete recommendations for optimization

  • A prioritized action plan for improvements

  • Workshop with your key staff to review the findings and next steps