WCAG AA/AAA accessibility audits and implementation
I audit websites and apps against WCAG 2.1 AA, identify barriers involving keyboards, screen readers, contrast, magnification and forms, then propose and can implement the fixes. I do not deliver only an automated score: I explain impact, priority and remediation, and target AAA where it is realistic and useful.
WCAG AA/AAA accessibility audits and implementation
The problem
Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act applies to certain products and services in the EU, including e-commerce, banking, telecoms and passenger transport, along with their websites and apps. In Romania it is transposed by Law 232/2022. Service-providing microenterprises are exempt.
What you get
- a clear view of whether and how the rules apply to you (based on public criteria, not legal advice);
- a concrete list of issues, with the WCAG criterion and the fix;
- a website or app more customers can use;
- a process that keeps accessibility from breaking at the next update.
How I work
We agree what to audit: representative pages and flows (e.g. search, cart, checkout, account).
Automated and manual testing: keyboard, screen reader, contrast, zoom, forms.
Report with the issues, their priority and the fix for each.
Remediation: design and code, directly or with your team.
Re-test and, on request, an accessibility statement.
Deliverables
- WCAG 2.1 AA audit report (referencing the success criteria)
- prioritised remediation plan
- fixed components and patterns in the design system
- re-test after remediation
Who it's for
Online stores, financial services, telecom and transport companies covered by the European Accessibility Act; EU companies preparing for the EAA; US companies for which WCAG 2.1 AA is a contractual or ADA requirement.
From my projects
Peace Nest: Stark, used to ensure accessibility compliance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines.
Bold Rewards
Bold Rewards: mobile-first design improved accessibility and user satisfaction.
Frequently asked questions
The information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice.
Does my company's website have to be accessible?
It depends on your sector and company size: since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act requires accessibility for certain products and services in the EU, including e‑commerce, banking, telecoms and passenger transport, along with their websites and apps. In Romania it is transposed by Law 232/2022.
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to microenterprises?
Microenterprises providing services (fewer than 10 employees and no more than EUR 2 million annual turnover or balance sheet) are exempt from the service requirements; the exemption does not cover products. Even without an obligation, an accessible site is usable by more customers.
What is the difference between WCAG AA and AAA?
WCAG has three conformance levels: A (minimum), AA and AAA (highest); AA is the level required by most laws and standards, including EN 301 549. The W3C does not recommend AAA as a general requirement for entire sites, because some content cannot meet it; AAA is targeted at pages and flows where it matters.
What is EN 301 549?
EN 301 549 is the European accessibility standard for digital products and services; version 3.2.1 references WCAG 2.1 level AA for websites and apps. It is the technical reference used for the European Accessibility Act.
How long does an accessibility audit take?
It depends on the number and complexity of the pages and flows audited (a checkout or customer account takes longer than a brochure page).
Can you also fix the problems found in the audit?
Yes. I can correct the design, components and code, or work with your team through examples, acceptance criteria and post-implementation checks. I separate quick fixes from issues requiring component or process changes so remediation can be planned realistically.