As a digital agency or freelancer, clients rely on your expertise not just to build functional and visually appealing websites, but also to ensure compliance with necessary regulations that protect consumers and businesses alike. The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is one such regulation that, much like GDPR before it, introduces legal obligations that many companies who do business in the EU must address. Agencies that understand how to talk to clients about the European Accessibility Act are positioning themselves as leaders and long-term thinkers who care about their customers’ success.
As with any discussion of legal topics, this article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. Always consult qualified legal professionals to fully understand how the EAA applies to your specific circumstances.
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