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Navigating the European Accessibility Act: Your Roadmap to Compliance

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is transforming the digital landscape in the European Union, mandating accessibility for all. In this webinar, we explore the essentials of the EAA, guiding you through its requirements and providing a comprehensive roadmap to compliance.

Covered Topics:

Understanding the scope of the EAA and its implications for businesses.
Exploring the categories of digital products and services covered by the EAA.
Delving into the accessibility requirements outlined by the European Standard EN 301 549.
Examining the role of WCAG standards in achieving EAA compliance.
Introducing the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) as a tool for documenting accessibility conformance.
Your EAA roadmap.
- Assess, Strategize, Implement, and Grow.

As we embark on this journey to EAA compliance, we recognize the transformative power of accessibility. By embracing accessibility, businesses not only meet regulatory requirements but also unlock new opportunities for growth and inclusivity.

Join us as we navigate the European Accessibility Act together and pave the way for a more accessible digital future.

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In this on-demand webinar, European Accessibility Act (EAA) experts from TPGi — led by Mark Miller and David Sloan — explain what the EAA requires for products, services, websites and apps offered in the EU, and why compliance matters. You’ll get a step-by-step “trail map”: how to assess your digital assets, set technical-conformance goals (e.g. using EN 301 549 / WCAG 2.2), plan remediation, involve people with disabilities in testing, document accessibility features, and build a maintenance workflow. Perfect for businesses, SaaS providers, and global vendors needing to meet the June 28, 2025 deadline.