Since June 28, 2025, the European Accessibility Act covers online commerce, banking, transport and e-books. Companies with fewer than 10 employees and under €2 million in turnover are exempt. In France, a non-compliant service can be fined.

Because accessibility doesn’t show on screen. A product photo without a description, an icon button without a label, a field without a label: none of it changes the look. But read aloud, your checkout becomes “image, button, edit box”.

Checks grouped into categories and scored out of 100, each tied to its RGAA criterion (France’s official standard, based on WCAG). We read your home page and up to seven other pages. Images without descriptions, unlabeled fields, silent buttons, headings, landmarks, embedded content, tables, assistive code (ARIA). An automatic check reaches about 30% of the criteria: it will never declare your site compliant, and we say so in the results.

Almost never. The most common flaws are fixed in what you already have: writing an image’s alt text, attaching a label to a field, naming an icon button. Minutes per element, not a redesign.

They need a human eye: reading order, keyboard behavior, whether a label makes sense, how a component behaves under a screen reader. That’s what a human audit covers, and where compliance is actually decided.