Resources
Orientation reading on the EAA and EN 301 549, plus the response playbooks for the four supervisory authorities currently writing to companies. Tracking enforcement instead? The enforcement tracker has what each authority is actually doing, with sources.
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What is the European Accessibility Act?
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A plain-language orientation to Directive (EU) 2019/882 — what it covers, who must comply, and how EN 301 549 fits in.
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EN 301 549, WCAG, and the presumption of conformity
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How EN 301 549 links WCAG to the Web Accessibility Directive's presumption of conformity today, and what a chapter-by-chapter EN 301 549 report contains.
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EN 301 549 v3.2.1 → v4.1.1: what actually changes
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A clause-by-clause look at what the EN 301 549 v4 line adds, renumbers, and restructures over v3.2.1 — and what is still only a draft.
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You got a letter from ACM — a Dutch accessibility response playbook
What an ACM accessibility notice actually is, what the regulator can do next, and how to document a remediation response for a Dutch e-commerce or utility site.
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You got a letter from PTS — a Swedish accessibility response playbook
What a PTS supervision notice actually is, the public three-part method behind it, and how to document a remediation response for a Swedish e-commerce site.
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You got a letter about the BFSG — a German accessibility response playbook
How to tell a genuine MLBF market-surveillance notice apart from a private Abmahnung over the BFSG, and what each one can actually do to you.
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You got a letter from Arcom or the DGCCRF — a French accessibility response playbook
France runs two accessibility supervision tracks with different thresholds; which one applies is the live legal question, and it decides your response.
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