Web and mobile app accessibility
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Your pages are structured in a meaningful and logical way, making navigation easy.
Your visitors can feel valued based on their experience with your website or application.
Your visually and hearing-impaired visitors will enjoy using your site, as the screen reader can correctly read everything, including movies and videos.
Even beginner internet users can easily find their way, regardless of your website’s content volume.
Accessible on any device: whether viewed on a tablet, smartphone, or desktop, the experience remains consistent.
Your graphic design is just as professional and trendy as any other website.
Search engine bots reliably register it and won’t blacklist it, as accessible websites comply with standards and are easy for bots to handle.
KEY BENEFITS
In our analysis, we provide a project plan broken down by competencies for web designers, graphic designers, developers, and content managers. The project plan also includes a prioritization of tasks.
We propose specific practical solutions for achieving accessibility.
We offer best practice recommendations that, while not part of the standard,
enhance website usability based on our experience.
The website analysis supports technical and on-site search engine optimization.
However, it does not replace a full SEO audit.
Sectors and Services Affected in the EU
From June 2025, the following services in the EU must be accessible:
Electronic communications: Internet, phone services, podcasts,digital TV, and streaming platforms.
Digital services related to passenger transport: Websites and mobile apps that provide information and enable electronic ticket purchases.
Retail banking services: Online banking, mobile banking, ATMs, and digital payment systems.
E-commerce and online stores: Online shops, payment systems, and customer service platforms.
Ticket sales websites and applications: Platforms selling tickets for concerts, theaters, sports events, and transportation services.
E-books and e-readers: Digital books and associated software.
Digital accessibility of public services: Government and municipal websites, as well as online administrative services.
Self-service terminals: Such as parking machines, ticket vending machines, ATMs, and self-checkout stations.
Healthcare services: Online appointment booking and patient portals.
With its expertise, Precognox can help make these services accessible.
Accessibility Plan - the path to excellence
After conducting the audit, we design and oversee the accessibility improvement process:
Our expert create an accessibility plan segmented by competence and priority.
Provision of consultation and advisory services.
Monitoring errors and ensuring their correction.
We provide a declaration of conformity.
Accessibility at Precognox
Audits
We conduct comprehensive website audits according to WCAG 2.0 and EN 301 549 standards. Our expertise uniquely positions us to not only address your current needs but also to facilitate ongoing improvements.
Step-by-step guide to website accessibility compliance
The WCAG-EM audit is only the first step in making a website accessible. The full process consists of the following steps:
- Verifying all success criteria of the standard.
- Providing detailed findings from the accessibility audit, including relevant standard references.
- Delivering comprehensive assessment documentation (reports, scraper outputs).
- Presenting a detailed roadmap for fixing accessibility issues, broken down by area (web designer, editor, developer) with specific solution recommendations.
- Offering online consultation opportunities.
- Providing a free re-evaluation after errors have been corrected.
- Issuing compliance and accessibility statements in accordance with the standard.
Zsolt Edelényi
Web Accessibility, CPWA
Lead by a certified professional
More than 10 years ago, Zsolt Edelényi was inspired by his visually impaired wife’s struggles with websites to start working on web accessibility. Today, he is a recognized expert in the field with an international certification (Certified Professional in Web Accessibility, CPWA). He has extensive knowledge of accessibility-related topics and has demonstrated his ability to develop accessible websites. With his expertise, we identify most accessibility issues, efficiently detect errors across entire websites and applications, and provide effective solutions. The IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals) collaborated with Zsolt on an article where he shares more about himself and discusses the importance of accessibility in detail.
IT Competition: Accessible Websites – We Were the Professional Validators
This year marked the eighth edition of the country’s largest online IT competition, the National IT Competition. Our company had the honor of serving as the professional validator for the Accessible Websites category.
Check out a short preview from our CTO, Károly Kása!
WordPress Accessibility Day 2024
The WordPress Accessibility Day is a free, 24-hour global event dedicated to improving accessibility on WordPress websites. During the 2024 edition, numerous speakers shared their expertise on various aspects of web accessibility.
Our accessibility expert, Zsolt Edelényi, delivered a talk titled “Accessible Design: WCAG or Trendy? No, WCAG AND Trendy!“. In his presentation, he demonstrated how web designers can create modern and visually appealing websites while adhering to WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). He also explored the user impact of integrating accessible design elements. Watch the video of his presentation!
Web Accessibility Insider Edition Meetup
At the beginning of 2025, the Web Accessibility Insider Edition Meetup took place, aimed at providing IT competition participants with a deeper insight into the world of accessibility. Our experts showcased the diversity of accessibility and highlighted the importance of commitment in this field.
Zsolt actively participates in various events to share comprehensive knowledge with others. One such event was the Ergománia panel discussion, which focused on accessibility in digital design.
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Frequently asked questions
What qualifies as accessibility (a11y) and what does not?
The goal of a11y is to promote inclusion and equal access for all individuals, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, thereby enabling everyone to participate fully in society and have equal opportunities.
“The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.”
said Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director and inventor of the World Wide Web (WAI IPO, 1997).
A11y begins with the design of products and requires ongoing monitoring after implementation, emphasizing the creation of inclusive environments and services rather than solely accommodating individuals with special needs or relying on accessibility overlays.
What are the legal requirements and deadlines for accessibility?
In Europe, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and in the USA, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) aim to enhance the global accessibility of digital products, ensuring they meet elevated standards, are marketable, and accessible to individuals with various disabilities.
Deadline
Beginning June 28, 2025: accessibility compliance will be anticipated in Europe as well.
While the USA has been enforcing the ADA for decades, Europe is set to introduce the EAA on June 28, 2025. Following this date, inaccessible digital products may encounter significant legal repercussions in Europe, mirroring the longstanding consequences already established in many developed countries around the world.
WCAG and EN 301 549
WCAG
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), also known as ISO/IEC 40500, represent globally recognized standards aimed at enhancing a11y for individuals with disabilities. Comprising three levels of success criteria but middle level (AA) is preferred for robust accessibility. Currently, we adhere to WCAG version 2.2, which offers enhanced guidance for users with cognitive or learning disabilities, low vision, and mobile disabilities.
EN 301 549
EN 301 549 is anticipated to serve as the applicable standard for European industry, aligning with WCAG and employing the same structure for web, non-web documents, and non-web software. EN 301 549 includes three levels of conformance, with the middle level (Level AA) being mandatory. The European Accessibility Act, which is expected to incorporate it, is set to take effect on June 28, 2025.