Guides
The parts nobody explains properly
Written for people who have to act on this, not cite it. No overlay sales pitch, and no pretending a tool can do the whole job.
Agencies and product teams selling into the EU · 9 min
The European Accessibility Act, for people who have to comply with it
What the EAA actually requires of a website, who it applies to, what the microenterprise exemption really covers, and what enforcement has looked like so far.
Anyone deciding how much to rely on a scanner · 7 min
What automated accessibility testing can and cannot find
Automated checks catch roughly a third of WCAG. Here is exactly which third, what the other two thirds need, and how to combine them without wasting anyone’s time.
Whoever has to publish the statement · 6 min
Writing an accessibility statement that holds up
What an accessibility statement has to contain under EN 301 549, why naming your known gaps is safer than staying quiet, and a structure you can fill in today.
Teams already at 2.1 AA · 6 min
What WCAG 2.2 added, and what it removed
The nine new success criteria in WCAG 2.2, why 4.1.1 Parsing was withdrawn, and which of the changes will actually affect your codebase.
E-commerce teams and the agencies that build for them · 7 min
The accessibility failures that cost e-commerce sites money
Checkout is where accessibility failures turn into abandoned carts. The specific failures that block a purchase, in the order they cost you the most.
Anyone who has just been quoted for one · 8 min
Do accessibility overlays work?
What overlay widgets actually change, why lawsuits keep naming sites that had one installed, and the narrow case where one is defensible.
Shopify merchants and the agencies that build for them · 8 min
Making a Shopify store accessible
What you can fix in a Shopify theme, what is locked in the hosted checkout, and the specific Liquid and Dawn patterns that fail WCAG.
WordPress developers and site maintainers · 7 min
Making a WordPress site accessible
Where WordPress accessibility actually breaks — themes, page builders, plugins and the media library — and what to fix first.
Whoever has to approve the spend · 6 min
What an accessibility audit actually costs
Real price bands for automated testing, an expert audit and a user-tested audit — and how to work out which one your situation needs.