Accessible.org EAA Expertise to Help with Understanding Compliance

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If your company needs help complying with the European Accessibility Act (EAA), I’m available as an expert consultant to support your needs. As the founder of Accessible.org, I’ve spent 100+ hours studying, researching, and creating numerous resources on how to comply the EAA. I also have a YouTube channel @europeanaccessibilityact dedicated to providing practical information… Continue Reading Accessible.org EAA Expertise to Help with Understanding Compliance

The EAA Doesn’t Require VPATs – Here’s Why You Should Use Them Anyway

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When you read through the European Accessibility Act (EAA) documentation requirements, there’s a lot of documents that economic operators are required to have, but there’s no specific mention of a VPAT/ACR. However, if you read through the language, an ACR for your product or service makes a lot of sense. (Note: An ACR is just… Continue Reading The EAA Doesn’t Require VPATs – Here’s Why You Should Use Them Anyway

How Much Does a VPAT Cost?

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How Much Does a VPAT Cost? Let’s examine what goes into the cost of a VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template): the audit and the ACR creation. These are two separate deliverables that work in tandem. Note: When the VPAT document is filled in and completed, the resulting document is called an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR).… Continue Reading How Much Does a VPAT Cost?

From Content to Consulting: I’m Now Helping Clients with EAA Compliance

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I’ve read through the European Accessibility Act (EAA) so many times while creating guides, articles, and videos that I’m considering publishing a book at this point. After establishing a YouTube channel dedicated to helping people understand the EAA and publishing numerous written resources, I’m now opening up my resources to include consulting. How I Can… Continue Reading From Content to Consulting: I’m Now Helping Clients with EAA Compliance

The EAA Disproportionate Burden Exception in Plain English

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The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is a law that requires many products and services to be accessible for people with disabilities. But the Directive also recognizes that cost or burden of implementing the technical accessibility requirements might be too high or impractical . That’s where the disproportionate burden exception comes in. What Does “Disproportionate Burden”… Continue Reading The EAA Disproportionate Burden Exception in Plain English