Website accessibility: why WCAG is not only a public-sector topic
Accessibility affects sales, service, reputation and compliance. A broken form or checkout can exclude part of the audience.
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WCAG 2.2: what changed and what to check
WCAG 2.2 is not only about contrast. Many issues appear in forms, menus and keyboard navigation.
European Accessibility Act 2025 — what it means for online stores
From June 2025, the EAA is mandatory for all online stores selling to EU consumers. Non-compliance means fines and legal action.
Screen reader testing — how to check accessibility in practice
Automated tests find about 30% of accessibility issues. The rest can only be found by testing with a real screen reader. Here is how to get started.
Accessibility audit — what it covers and what you get
An accessibility audit is not just an automated scan. It is a systematic assessment that finds issues tools cannot see.
Colour contrast and font choice — a practical accessibility guide
A poor colour combination means some users cannot read the text. WCAG sets clear minimum requirements — here is how to check them.
Kaido Toomingas
WebPro Company OÜ
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