Accessibility Audit. EAA & WCAG 2.2 Compliance.

Clarity first, then measures. Prioritised, not panicked.

1. 01

   The challenge

   The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025, and many companies still don't know where they stand. Reactions range from premature one-off fixes to paralysing uncertainty. What's missing is a sober assessment: what genuinely has to change, what takes priority, and what can be resolved during ongoing operation?

   Anyone who fails to create clarity now risks not only legal consequences but possibly investing in the wrong measures.
2. 02

   Our approach

   We review websites and digital applications systematically against the WCAG 2.2 AA standard. Manually and tool-assisted, with an eye on real usage scenarios, not just technical checklists. The result isn't a 200-page audit report but a prioritised action plan with a clear distinction between quick fixes and structural changes. Billed on a fixed-price basis with a clearly defined scope.

   Anyone needing an accessible relaunch finds the direct next step in our enterprise web development.
3. 03

   Deliverables

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   Audit report to WCAG 2.2 AA with documented non-conformities

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   Prioritised action plan (quick fix vs. structural change)

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   Assessment: individual measures vs. accessible relaunch

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   Compliance documentation for internal and legal purposes

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   Optional: accessible relaunch as a follow-up project

In practice

1. 01

   Industry

   Retail / Mid-market
2. 02

   Challenge

   EAA requirements known, but no clarity on the actual need for action and prioritisation. The internal team couldn't gauge the scope, and a first self-assessment showed too many non-conformities without prioritisation.
3. 03

   Approach

   Full WCAG 2.2 AA audit over three weeks. Manual and tool-assisted, including testing with screen reader and keyboard navigation. Closing presentation with a prioritised action plan.
4. 04

   Result

   12 critical non-conformities identified and prioritised, quick fixes implemented within 6 weeks, compliance documentation produced for the legal team.

Frequently asked questions

• What does an accessibility audit cost?

  The audit is offered on a fixed-price basis. Scope depends on the number of pages and applications to be reviewed, from a single-page audit to a full platform review. Price and scope are set bindingly before the start.

• What happens in the quick check?

  The quick check is a compact initial assessment in 2–3 working days: we review the five most critical areas of a website, automated and manually, and deliver an honest orientation: where action is urgently needed, where quick fixes exist, and what effort to expect for full compliance. Result: one A4 page with prioritisation and next steps. Free and without obligation.

• How does it start?

  Start with a quick check or request the audit directly. In the initial call we clarify scope, timeframe and whether a quick check makes sense as a preliminary step.

• What happens after the audit?

  The action plan clearly distinguishes between quick fixes and structural changes. Both can be implemented with us. Either as a standalone implementation project or embedded in an accessible relaunch.