The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is coming into effect on 28th June 2025—are you prepared?

Many businesses in the EU and UK will soon be required to comply with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 to ensure their websites, apps, and digital content are accessible to people with disabilities. Failure to comply could result in legal risks, fines, and the loss of customers who demand inclusive digital experiences.

Check if your website meets the requirements.

What Does the European Accessibility Act Mean for Your Business?

The EAA applies to a wide range of digital products and services, including:

•  Websites & eCommerce platforms
•  Mobile apps
•  Online customer service portals
•  Banking & financial services
•  Transport & ticket booking systems
•  E-books & digital media

If your business operates in the EU or sells to EU consumers, you must ensure compliance before June 2025. Book a consultation now.

The Risks of Non-Compliance

Legal action & fines – The EU is cracking down on non-compliant businesses.
Loss of customers – More consumers demand accessibility.
Damage to brand reputation – Accessibility is a key part of digital ethics.

How to Ensure Your Website Is Accessible

At Emarkable, we offer a comprehensive Accessibility Audit & Compliance Service to help you meet the new regulations.

Our accessibility audit covers:

1. Complete WCAG 2.1 compliance check
2.  Usability testing with screen readers & keyboard navigation
3.  Design & contrast improvements for visually impaired users
4.  PDF, video, and multimedia accessibility review
5.  E-commerce checkout accessibility
6.  Legal documentation & compliance certification

Please Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late!

Get ahead of the European Accessibility Act June 2025 deadline with a proactive accessibility strategy. Our team will audit your website, implement necessary fixes, and ensure full compliance—helping you stay ahead of the curve.

Access our Accessibility Audit Checklist