Since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act applies to sites that sell to EU customers, and 2026 is the first year authorities are checking. I audit your WordPress site, fix what fails, and give you the paperwork that proves it.

Not an agency, not a project manager, not a junior who picked up your ticket. I read your message, I quote it, I build it, and I’m the one who answers when something breaks.
If you sell online to people in the EU, the site has to work with a screen reader and a keyboard, have enough contrast, and have forms that say what went wrong.
Every template on the site tested with automated tools and by hand with a screen reader and keyboard only.
What loads before consent, whether consent is real, whether the privacy policy matches what the site actually does, and where data goes.
Headings, labels, alt text, focus states, contrast, skip links, keyboard menus, form errors, video captions.
Product filters, cart, checkout fields and payment steps tested end to end with a keyboard and a screen reader.
A public accessibility statement in the form the EAA expects, plus an internal record of what was tested and fixed.
A retest after remediation, then a quarterly check on the care plan so a new plugin or a new page does not quietly break compliance.
Credited against remediation if you go ahead within 30 days.
Shops have more templates, more forms and a checkout, so the audit is $597 and remediation starts at $1,997. Exact number in writing after the audit. Everything else is on the pricing page.
What to send me:
If you sell products or services online to consumers in the EU and you have ten or more staff or more than two million euros in annual turnover, yes. Below that you are exempt from the EAA, though GDPR still applies and some countries have their own rules. Tell me your size and where you sell, and I will tell you straight.
No. Overlays add a widget that changes font size and contrast for the visitor. They do not fix missing labels, broken keyboard navigation or an inaccessible checkout, and several EU and US rulings have said as much. The fixes have to be in the site itself.
The law references EN 301 549, which maps to WCAG 2.1 AA. I fix to 2.1 AA and pick up the handful of extra 2.2 criteria where they are cheap to do, so you are ahead of the next revision.
A typical five to ten page business site takes one to two weeks after the audit. A WooCommerce store is usually three to four weeks. Nothing goes live untested, and you review it on a staging copy first.
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