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Accessibility, explained by the rules it comes from.

The European Accessibility Act, WCAG and EN 301 549, easy-to-read language and assistive technology – set out plainly, with the disability rights they follow from. No conformity labels for sale, no scare copy.

Check your own siteStart with the law

Where to start

Four sections. The first two are what most people arrive for; the last one is where the obligations actually come from.

  • 4 guides

    Web accessibility in Europe

    What the European Accessibility Act requires, how WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549 fit together, and how to test a website without buying a tool first.

  • 3 guides

    Easy-to-read language

    Easy-to-read is a set of rules for writing that people with intellectual disabilities can understand. The European standard, the difference from plain language, and how texts are checked.

  • 3 guides

    Assistive technology

    Screen readers, communication aids and reading support explained without vendor language: what each category actually does, who it is for, and what to check before buying.

  • 6 guides

    Disability rights in Europe

    The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the European rules built on it: legal capacity, independent living, inclusive education, the right to vote and deinstitutionalisation.

Tools and providers

This is where we list tools and providers we have tested ourselves. Nothing goes here before the test is done.

Partner links are marked as such.

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