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Build accessibility into product decisions before it becomes rework.
Since 28 June 2025, national laws implementing the European Accessibility Act apply to covered products and services. Teams need to understand how accessibility changes concrete decisions in design, engineering, QA, content and procurement. The training turns legal and technical expectations into decisions, tests and evidence inside the real product workflow.
Rules apply
EAA since 28 June 2025
Covered products and services must meet applicable requirements. Scope and exemptions need to be assessed for each case.
Late defects cost more
Barriers become rework
Missing keyboard support, semantics or understandable forms are harder to correct near launch than in the design system.
Procurement and trust
Customers expect verifiable answers
Accessibility claims should correspond to testing, named owners and current documentation.
Not a slide deck explaining why accessibility is important. Hands-on workshops teach teams what to build, how to test it and how to document it for regulators and customers.
Accessibility training that goes from regulation to release gate: delivered by a team that understands law, engineering, and how products actually ship.
We explain EAA and WCAG in the language of product sprints, not legal memos: so teams know what to build, not just what to avoid.
Designers get design system guidance. Engineers get testing checklists. Procurement gets RFP clauses. Everyone gets what they need.
Teams test real accessibility issues in your own products: not generic demos. Learning sticks because it's immediately relevant.
We extend training to your supply chain: vendor assessment frameworks and contractual clauses your legal team can use.
Completion logs, workshop records, and documentation produced during training serve as evidence of due diligence.
What the EAA requires, who is in scope, and what happens if you are not compliant: translated into product and procurement language.
WCAG 2.1 AA criteria in practice: how to apply them in Figma, React, HTML/CSS, and mobile apps.
Automated and manual testing integrated into your development workflow: not bolted on at the end.
How to assess, contract with, and verify third-party vendors on accessibility: so your supply chain doesn't create compliance gaps.
Accessibility statements, declarations of conformity, and technical documentation required by the EAA.
We will show how one real barrier becomes a practical team decision, a test and defensible evidence.
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