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Practical insights on WCAG compliance, the European Accessibility Act, and building inclusive websites.
The EAA does not tell you to follow a WCAG version by itself. The technical reference, EN 301 549, is moving from WCAG 2.1 to 2.2. What is published, what is still pending, and what to do now.
Clients are asking agencies whether their sites are 'EAA compliant'. How to answer honestly, what to put in the contract, and which evidence to keep.
An audit is a photograph. Websites change every week. What continuous monitoring catches that an annual audit misses, and how to combine the two.
Fail a pull request when it introduces automatically detectable WCAG 2.1 AA issues. A working Playwright test, a GitHub Actions workflow and how to roll it out without drowning the team.
The EAA became enforceable on June 28, 2025. Here is what it means for your business, what the penalties look like, and how to prepare.
Overlay widgets promise one-click compliance but deliver the opposite. Here is why they fail, what the FTC ruling means, and what actually works.
Based on the WebAIM Million analysis, these are the accessibility issues found on nearly every website — and the exact code fixes for each one.