We help you make your product usable by everyone and ready for WCAG and the European Accessibility Act — through clear audits, practical fixes and inclusive design.
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The European Accessibility Act sets new standards for digital inclusion across the European Union.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is a comprehensive EU directive that mandates accessibility standards for digital products and services across all EU member states. Designed to ensure equal access for people with disabilities and older adults, it requires businesses selling in the European market to make their software, websites, and digital interfaces fully accessible.
Enforcement began in June 2025 and applies to products, services, and digital assets including websites, mobile apps, e-commerce, and digital services.
Public and private sector organisations, especially in finance, transport,
e-commerce, ICT, and telecommunications sectors across the EU.
Fines, litigation, and exclusion from public procurement opportunities.
Exclusionary practices leading to social media backlash and brand damage.
Inaccessible systems result in lost productivity and reduced user engagement.
Tap into the EU's disabled consumer market (Purple Pound).
Gain advantage in public procurement and tender processes.
Strengthen ESG credentials and build inclusive brand reputation.
A self-assessment checklist to help internalise the accessibility directive and act on it.
Creating inclusive experiences through evidence-based behavioral design principles
Implement nudges and design patterns that reduce cognitive load and support users with motor disabilities
Create engaging, inclusive UX through feedback mechanisms that work across all ability levels
Design experiences that reduce anxiety and improve task completion through empathetic design
Behavioral design isn’t just about compliance — it’s about creating experiences that work better for everyone, regardless of ability.
Four critical actions to achieve compliance and build accessible digital experiences
Conduct comprehensive accessibility audits against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549 standards.
Build internal capability in inclusive design and accessibility testing
Create transparent accessibility statements with real contact points
Make accessibility a requirement in vendor contracts and procurement processes
Accessibility is not a one-time project — it's an ongoing commitment. Begin with high-impact areas, measure progress, and build accessibility into your development lifecycle.
Track these key performance indicators to measure accessibility progress and impact
Measure success rates for screen reader users
Target: ≥95% parity with sighted users
Test navigation success without mouse input.
Target: 100% feature access via keyboard
Gather direct input from disabled users.
Target: Quarterly user testing sessions
Track time to fix accessibility issues.
Target: Critical: <48hrs, High: <7 days
Disabled consumers in EU
Purple Pound market value
Higher procurement win rate
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Download our comprehensive accessibility checklist to assess, act, and advocate for inclusive digital experiences.
Need help implementing accessibility for your organisation?
Everything you need to know about working with Atomise.
For many businesses selling to EU customers, yes. From June 2025 a wide range of digital products and services must meet accessibility requirements. We help you understand whether it applies to you and get ready.
They are levels of accessibility. A is the minimum, AA is the standard most laws expect, and AAA is the highest. Most organisations aim for AA, and that’s usually what we build to.
We run an audit combining automated tools and real testing — including keyboard use and screen readers — then give you a clear, prioritised list of what to fix.
Yes. Millions of people have a disability, and inaccessible products quietly turn them away. Making your product usable by everyone widens your market and reduces legal risk.
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