Everything you need to know about the European Accessibility Act

If you do business in any capacity within the EU, changes are coming on 28th June 2025. Here’s your full guide to your responsibilities.

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Who the EAA applies to

The European Accessibility Act doesn’t just cover public sector websites—it applies to ecommerce, banking, transport, telecoms, e-books, and more. If you offer digital products or services in the EU, this law likely applies to you.

Based on data from the Silktide Index, over 99% of EU web pages still fall short of these accessibility standards. From June 28, 2025, new content must be accessible—so now’s the time to get ready.

Not based in the EU?

If your website, app, or digital service is used by people in the EU, the EAA may still apply—even if your company isn’t located there. The rules focus on where services are offered, not where they’re built.

Whether you’re a global brand or a small business with international customers, accessibility can’t be an afterthought.

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Free EAA Readiness Report – what’s inside?

Get a clear, tailored snapshot of how your website stacks up against the European Accessibility Act. This easy-to-understand report highlights what needs fixing and where to start.

  • Accessibility gap analysis
    See exactly which accessibility issues are present on your homepage, mapped directly to EAA requirements.
  • High-risk areas
    Spot the biggest compliance risks, so you can prioritise what matters most.
  • Clear next steps
    Get actionable recommendations to guide your team toward faster, easier improvements.
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