We work with organisations to assess and improve website and app accessibility under the European Accessibility Act. Our services help identify accessibility gaps, apply WCAG 2.1 requirements, and prepare for compliance.
We start by reviewing applicable EAA criteria and accessibility standards, including EN 301 549 and WCAG requirements, to define the scope and expectations for compliance.
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Accessibility testing
Websites, apps, and digital portals are tested using a combination of automated tools, manual checks, and assistive technologies to identify accessibility issues that affect real users.
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Remediation & implementation
Findings are translated into a clear, prioritised backlog that supports efficient accessibility remediation. We support teams in implementing fixes across design, content, and code.
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Verification
Implemented fixes are reviewed and retested to confirm accessibility issues are resolved, and EAA requirements are met consistently.
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Ongoing support
We provide ongoing accessibility advisory to help organisations maintain compliance as digital products evolve and accessibility requirements are updated.
Why Baltic Amadeus
Understanding of regulatory requirements (WCAG, EAA).
Certified expertise.
Designed for speed & clarity.
Certifications
ISTQB
CUA
Int. Design Foundation
BCS: foundation in UX
FAQ
What are the penalties for non-compliance with the EAA?
Penalties depend on national enforcement rules, but they can include fines, legal action, and requests to fix accessibility issues within a set timeframe. Beyond penalties, non-compliance can also affect customer trust and limit access to your digital services.
What are the EAA requirements for websites and apps?
The EAA requires digital products to be accessible to people with different abilities. This includes clear navigation, readable content, keyboard accessibility, screen reader support, and proper use of colours and contrast. In practice, this means aligning websites and apps with WCAG 2.1 (and newer) accessibility standards.
Does the EAA apply to my website, mobile app, or digital service?
The EAA applies to many digital products and services offered to users in the EU, including websites, mobile apps, and online platforms. If your organisation provides services such as banking, transport, telecoms, eCommerce, or public services, EAA accessibility requirements are likely to apply.
