Is Your Business Ready for the EAA?
The European Accessibility Act introduces strict accessibility requirements for digital services offered to EU consumers—including websites, apps, and digital products. Noncompliance can lead to fines, market removal, and reputational risk.
This free, expert-led webinar series is now available on demand. Each session offers clear legal and technical guidance to help your team understand what’s required and how to prepare before the deadline.
This 2-minute clip,taken from one of our expert-led webinars, features Tom Gates (Reed Smith LLP) explaining how the EAA applies to companies outside the EU, and which digital services are affected.
If your organization offers e-commerce, streaming, financial, or other digital services to EU consumers, you’re likely within scope—even if you operate globally.
Watch the clip for a quick overview—then dive into the full webinar series for legal insights, real examples, and next steps for compliance.
Discover expert insight, practical guidance, and real-world examples to help you meet EAA requirements and build a sustainable accessibility program.
The EAA introduces sweeping accessibility requirements across the EU, and compliance isn’t optional for websites and digital services.
Tom Gates (Senior Associate, Reed Smith LLP) and Michele Lucchini (VP of Product, UsableNet) explain:
Who the EAA applies to—including non-EU companies offering services in the EU
What’s required under EN 301 549 (WCAG 2.1 AA) and where automation falls short
How to navigate varying member state rules, deadlines, and enforcement risks
Register to learn how global companies approach cross-border compliance.
Compliance with EN 301 549 requires a continuous, process-driven commitment to accessibility.
Michele Lucchini (VP of Product, UsableNet) and Giacomo Petri (Director of Accessibility Auditors, UsableNet) explain:
Why automation alone isn’t enough—and how to effectively combine it with manual testing
How to embed accessibility into your full development lifecycle, including documentation and user testing
Real-world case studies highlighting successful (and unsuccessful) accessibility strategies
Register for a blueprint for EAA-aligned testing that supports compliance, improves usability, and makes accessibility sustainable at scale.
Ensure you have the right policies and statements to comply with the European Accessibility Act.
Michele Lucchini (VP of Product, UsableNet) and Jeff Adams (VP of Accessibility Operations, UsableNet) explain:
What your internal accessibility policy and public-facing accessibility statements must include under the EAA
How statement requirements differ across member states, like Italy and France, and why skip links, geo-blocking, and regular updates matter
Why detailed documentation is key to demonstrating ongoing compliance, reducing legal risks, and proving accessibility commitment
Register for expert guidance on required accessibility documentation.
Book a 15-minute consultation with an accessibility expert to discuss your team’s goals, challenges, or roadmap.
