WCAG 2.2, level AA
European harmonised standard: perceivable, operable, understandable and robust — for every user, including assistive technology.
Compliance · EAA / Ley 11/2023 / WCAG 2.2
Since June 2025, the European Accessibility Act requires digital services aimed at consumers — e-commerce, banking, transport, ticketing — to be accessible. If you sell into Spain from abroad, this applies to you. We make it a project with a scope and an end date, not a permanent worry.
European harmonised standard: perceivable, operable, understandable and robust — for every user, including assistive technology.
An accessibility statement, publicly available, explaining compliance status and how users can report barriers.
Users must be able to report problems; market surveillance can ask you to prove compliance. Documentation matters.
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The EAA is EU law, but its transposition (Ley 11/2023), the Spanish market surveillance authority and the language your Spanish customers use are local. We are on the ground in Galicia and Madrid, we wrote an open glossary about this, and we have been making the Spanish web accessible since 2003 — public administrations included.
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