Five-step Guide to European Accessibility Act (EAA) Compliance
If you’re unsure what the EAA means for your organisation, you’re not alone. The risks are real – and getting this wrong could mean fines, lost revenue, or delays to your digital roadmap.
Our guide helps you understand what’s in scope and can be used to assess your current compliance and prioritise the right actions. It’s designed for organisations that sell digital products or services into the EU and need a clear starting point to understand their responsibilities and reduce risk.
What you’ll find in the guide
- A clear explanation of what’s in scope
- Guidance on assessing your current EAA compliance position
- Practical next steps to prioritise fixes
- Advice on documentation and ongoing compliance
- A structured approach you can use to align internal teams
- A simple way to explain EAA risks and outline next steps to stakeholders
Our five-step approach to EAA compliance
- Learn about the EAA
- Assess your EAA compliance
- Address the priorities
- Produce EAA-compliant documentation
- Embed accessibility in every project
Each step explains what you need to do, what questions to ask, and links to the relevant parts of the Act.
Why organisations trust AbilityNet
- Over 25 years’ experience in digital accessibility and inclusion
- Certified consultants, including people with lived experience of disability
- Independent advice from a UK charity, not tied to tools or automation
- Trusted by public sector, regulated and high‑risk organisations
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