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The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is now officially law. Is your website ready?

Now the deadline has arrived, you don’t have hours to spend searching for guidance or second-guessing what needs to be done.

That’s where the EAA Toolkit comes in, bringing together everything you need in one place.

No noise. No jargon. Just clear, practical resources from a trusted accessibility provider to help you take action quickly and confidently.

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What's Inside the EAA Toolkit

A set of practical tools to guide you through every step of EAA compliance. From learning and auditing to hands-on checklists and expert advice — these resources cover all the bases.

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EAA Audit of Your Website

A detailed review of your website’s homepage current accessibility status, giving you a clear snapshot to prioritise fixes that make the biggest impact.

 

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EAA Website Compliance Checklist

A clear, step-by-step list designed to help you quickly identify and fix accessibility gaps on your website to ensure compliance with the EAA.

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Online EAA Training Course

An online training session that equips you with the knowledge and skills to understand and implement EAA requirements, building confidence.

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A Complete Guide to the EAA

A straightforward resource that explains the legislation, key deadlines, and compliance steps, cutting through jargon so you stay informed and on track every step of the way.

 

Helpful Links and Resources

The following resources are packed full of actionable tips and expert advice for making your digital content inclusive and compliant 

 

The european accessibility act Roadmap

Roadmap to EAA Compliance
Start your EAA journey off with a detailed understanding of the Act. Learn who it impacts, the deadline for compliance and more.

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WCAG Vs EAA - What are the differences?

WCAG and EAA: What’s the Difference?Learn about the main differences and similarities between the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the European Accessibility Act.

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Graphic with a blue background featuring the text 'Introduction to the European Accessibility Act' in white and yellow. To the left, 'EAA' is displayed within a circle of yellow stars, resembling the EU flag. On the right, there is an illustration of a web browser window with accessibility-related icons, including a shield with a person symbol.

European Accessibility Act 2025
New website accessibility legislation takes effect in June 2025. Find out who must comply and the steps needed to stay ahead of the deadline.

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  • Gemma Chandler
  • Director of Digital Education, Creature & Co.
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  • "We used Recite Me’s Accessibility Checker to help us bring our highly popular, licensed kids’ website up to speed in time for EAA. It enabled our development team to work through fixes quickly and efficiently, without needing to get bogged down in complex accessibility guidance, safe in the knowledge that we weren’t missing or misinterpreting anything. It was a real safety net for us and definitely improved efficiencies internally, as well as the outcome for our website users."
  • Gemma Chandler
  • Director of Digital Education, Creature & Co.
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  • Becky Marrow
  • Marketing Officer, Dogs for Good
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  • “The main thing that stood out to us about Recite Me is how people can use the accessibility toolbar to customise how the website looks so that it works better for them. Our charity has a person-centred approach – we work with individuals to provide support that is unique to them and tailored to their needs, and so it’s great that our website can offer a similar, individualised experience too. Translating our content into different languages isn’t something we’d considered when building our new website, so Recite Me pointing that out to us was really valuable – and even better that their toolbar can translate our website into over 100 different languages. As a small team, it was good to know we’d have the extra support and expertise where needed.”
  • Becky Marrow
  • Marketing Officer, Dogs for Good
  • Nicholas Eveleigh,
  • Group Marketing Manager, McGregor Boyall
  • “The Recite Me toolbar is one way that McGregor Boyall supports and champions diversity, equity, and inclusion within the recruitment industry. Online accessibility is essential for our business to ensure that we enable neurodiverse candidates to interact with us online. Removing potential barriers for someone applying for a job means we don’t miss out on great candidates and can offer our clients the widest pool of talent available on the market.”
  • Nicholas Eveleigh,
  • Group Marketing Manager, McGregor Boyall
  • Nicholas Eveleigh,
  • Group Marketing Manager, McGregor Boyall
  • “The Recite Me toolbar is one way that McGregor Boyall supports and champions diversity, equity, and inclusion within the recruitment industry. Online accessibility is essential for our business to ensure that we enable neurodiverse candidates to interact with us online. Removing potential barriers for someone applying for a job means we don’t miss out on great candidates and can offer our clients the widest pool of talent available on the market.”
  • Nicholas Eveleigh,
  • Group Marketing Manager, McGregor Boyall
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  • Guy Lavender,
  • Chief Executive & Secretary, Marylebone Cricket Club
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  • “It’s very important to us that everyone who wishes to engage with Lord’s and MCC using our digital tools can do so. Sometimes this might be the start of their journey to becoming a lifelong cricket fan. We believe that cricket should be as accessible as possible, to as many people as possible, and with no limitations. We’ll continue to invest in tools, activities, and initiatives that support this belief and enable wider participation among the disabled community.”
  • Guy Lavender,
  • Chief Executive & Secretary, Marylebone Cricket Club
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  • Rachel Robinson,
  • Head of Digital Products, ECB
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  • “We’ve been working closely with our accessibility community to look at ways in which we can improve our digital experience, and the implementation of Recite Me has been fantastic. It’s extremely intuitive, and our user feedback has called out the ease of use and variety of options within the toolbar as really big game changers from our previous offering. It’s been great to roll this out across our portfolio, and the Recite Me team has always been on hand to provide additional support”.
  • Rachel Robinson,
  • Head of Digital Products, ECB
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  • Martyn Collings,
  • Ground Handling Performance and Contracts Manager, Bristol Airport
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  • “The Recite Me toolbar enables access to our website content to a broader range of our customers to better support customer journeys, providing information on our wide range of services spanning 120 destinations and key information about our facilities.”
  • Martyn Collings,
  • Ground Handling Performance and Contracts Manager, Bristol Airport
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  • Charlotte Symonds
  • Head of Customer, Nottingham Building Society
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  • “Here at Nottingham Building Society accessibility is extremely important to us and a core focus of our ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) agenda. We are committed to ensuring all customers can access information and services in a way that best meets their individual needs. Diversity and Inclusion are at the forefront of our ESG plans in 2024, so we are incredibly proud to be able to provide Recite Me’s innovative assistive technology across our website.”
  • Charlotte Symonds
  • Head of Customer, Nottingham Building Society
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  • Deborah Jones,
  • Corporate Affairs Director, AG Barr
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  • “We’re delighted to have added the Recite Me functionality to our corporate AG Barr website, making it much more accessible for visitors. We take this responsibility seriously, and that extends to trying to be a more inclusive business.”
  • Deborah Jones,
  • Corporate Affairs Director, AG Barr
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  • Ros Barbour,
  • Communications Supervisor, Humberside Fire & Rescue Service
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  • “The Recite Me Checker has been a game-changer for us in ensuring our online content is accessible. Easy to use and packed with helpful guidance, it’s been a real asset in meeting government standards for website accessibility. We wanted a tool to regularly check our site’s accessibility, especially as we add new pages. After looking at different options, we were impressed by Recite Me’s Checker and their dedication to improving website accessibility.”
  • Ros Barbour,
  • Communications Supervisor, Humberside Fire & Rescue Service