DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Digital accessibility (WCAG 2.1/2.2)

We ensure that websites and online shops comply with the WCAG standards and the requirements of the European Accessibility Act. We’ll make sure your website is accessible to all users — and complies with current legislation.

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ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Is Your company must be available?

From 28 June 2025. A law implementing the EU directive is in force in Poland European Accessibility Act (EAA). The regulations set out the accessibility requirements for selected products and services, including digital services.

Who is affected? regulations?
Check it out, does your company:

runs webshop,

provides digital services,

offers banking or financial services,

operates in other areas covered by the Act.

Check whether this applies to your website

Important for micro-enterprises

The Act provides for an exemption for micro-enterprises providing services covered by its provisions.

If you’re not sure whether this applies to your business, it’s worth checking the situation on a case-by-case basis — particularly if you sell via marketplaces such as Allegro.

what you gain

Why is it worth making sure that availability?

Digital accessibility is not just a matter of regulatory compliance. It also offers a tangible business benefit — greater reach, a better user experience and the opportunity to reach customers who may currently find it difficult to use your website or service.

Compliance z regulations and a lower risk

Digital accessibility requirements are becoming increasingly specific, and failure to comply with them may result in financial penalties. Depending on the nature and scale of the breach, penalties may amount to up to 10,000 zł for failure to ensure accessibility or up to 5,000 zł for failure to provide an accessibility statement. In the case of more serious breaches, the regulations may also provide for sanctions based on the scale of operations or turnover.

It is therefore worth viewing accessibility not as a cost imposed by regulations, but as a way of mitigating risk and preparing the business for the market’s growing demands.

Access to greater groups customers

Approximately 20% of the population may experience difficulties when using the internet — for example, due to disabilities, age, time constraints or using devices in unusual circumstances.

An accessible website enables you to reach a wider audience and minimise instances where a potential customer decides not to make a purchase, get in touch or use a service because they are unable to navigate the site easily.

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Availability tailored to the genus website

In both cases, the point of reference is WCAG 2.1 / WCAG 2.2 at Level AA. This enables us to evaluate not only individual elements, but the entire process of using the website — from the moment a user lands on the page right through to completing a key action.

Pages Internet

Contrast and legibility – clear visibility of text, buttons and interface elements

Keyboard navigation – full website navigation without using a mouse

Alt text – accurate descriptions of images and non-text elements

Screen readers – correct interpretation of the content and elements of the webpage

Heading structure – a logical hierarchy that makes it easier to navigate and use the content

Shops Internet

Shopping basket available – the ability to freely view, edit and finalise your order

Checkout – an accessible and straightforward ordering process

Filters and product search – the ability for all users to manage and select filters

Order forms – correct labels, error messages and instructions

Booking systems – the availability of dates, services and the information required to make a booking

see how we operate

4 simple steps towards a more available website or shop

1. Audit availability

We analyse a website or online shop to check that it complies with WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA, by checking both the key elements of the website and the actual user journeys.

2. Report and recommendations

You receive a clear report listing the non-conformities identified, a description of them and recommendations on how to improve them. On this basis, we prepare a bespoke quote for implementing the changes.

3. Implementation changes

Our team dev + web design is responsible for implementing the recommended improvements. This means that our collaboration does not end with the report itself — we can manage the entire process, from analysis through to implementation.

4. Verification

Following implementation We check the corrected elements again, to ensure that the changes made work correctly and comply with the WCAG guidelines.

Valuation

Individual approach to every project

We do not offer fixed packages — We determine the cost of the audit and implementation on a case-by-case basis, as the scope of work depends on the size, functionality and complexity of the website or online shop.

After a brief discussion and once we have familiarised ourselves with the specifics of the service, we will present a specific scope of work and a clear quotation.

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FAQ

Mostly questions asked

Have a question and can't find the answer anywhere on the site? Check out the frequently asked questions and their answers below!

Does my shop/business have to comply with WCAG?

This depends, amongst other things, on the type of business, the scope of services and the applicable regulations. It is worth checking whether a particular company and its website are subject to digital accessibility requirements. WCAG 2.1/2.2 at AA level serves as a widely used benchmark for assessing accessibility.

How does website accessibility differ from that of an online shop?

When it comes to a standard webpage, we focus, amongst other things, on navigation, content, forms, contrast and compatibility with assistive technologies. An online shop also requires the entire purchasing process to be accessible — from searching for and filtering products, through the shopping basket, right through to checkout and payment.

What penalties are there for a lack of accessibility?

The consequences depend on whether, which regulations apply to a particular company and service. These may include, amongst other things, actions taken by supervisory authorities, orders to rectify non-compliance or financial penalties. Therefore, rather than waiting for a problem to arise, it is worth checking the website’s compliance in advance and rectifying the most significant non-compliance issues.

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Digital accessibility (WCAG 2.1/2.2)

Is Your company must be available?

Who is affected? regulations?
Check it out, does your company:

Important for micro-enterprises

Why is it worth making sure that availability?