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Accessibility for your industry

Each industry has its critical journeys and obligations. Here is what the EAA means concretely for yours.

E-commerce

Online retail is explicitly covered by the European Accessibility Act. An inaccessible checkout shuts out customers and creates legal exposure.

Banking and finance

Consumer banking services are named in the EAA. Accounts, payments and apps must be usable by everyone.

Public sector

Public bodies have been subject for several years to accessibility obligations from directive 2016/2102.

SaaS and software

A SaaS app aimed at European customers benefits from being accessible, both for compliance and to win public sector and enterprise deals.

Healthcare

Online healthcare services reach a broad audience, including many people with disabilities or older people. Accessibility is essential there.

Tourism and hospitality

Travel booking and certain tourism services fall within the EAA scope. An accessible booking journey captures a wider customer base.

Media and publishing

E-books and many media services are covered by the EAA. Captions, structure and accessible formats are at the heart of the topic.

Telecommunications

Electronic communication services are named in the EAA, from customer areas to emergency services.

Transport

Online ticketing and passenger information fall within the EAA scope for passenger transport.

Education and training

Online learning platforms and educational content must be accessible to all learners.

Web agencies and studios

Since the European Accessibility Act, compliance is part of the deliverable. An agency that can prove the accessibility of its work protects its clients and stands out.

Web freelancers

Independent developer, designer or integrator: your clients are increasingly covered by the EAA. Knowing how to deliver accessible work becomes a selling point, not an option.