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EAA & compliance

Know exactly where you stand

Is your website or app accessible? An audit tells you. We test it against WCAG 2.1 AA, the level the EAA asks for, with tools and by hand. You get every issue, ranked by impact, with a clear fix.

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Fix guide page for the Read more link: not compliant with 1.4.3 Contrast and 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value. How to fix: white on #FF2814 only reaches 3.77 to 1, use the brand red; keep it a link because it navigates, with a descriptive text; keep the decorative arrow hidden from screen readers.
From the MSF case: one page of the fix guide.
In short

What is Accessibility audit at Juwix?

Accessibility audit by Juwix: your website or app tested against WCAG 2.1 AA and the EAA, by hand and with tools. Every issue ranked, with a clear fix.

Last updated · Juwix, Antwerp

Who it is for
Organisations that have to meet WCAG and the European Accessibility Act.
What you get
A report with all findings: critical, high, medium and low; the WCAG criterion for every issue; fix advice for every issue; a roadmap with priorities and effort; input for your accessibility statement.
How it works
Scope → Test → Rank → Plan the fixes
Where
From Antwerp, for clients across Belgium and Europe.

Sounds familiar?

  • We have an EAA deadline.
  • Someone told us our website is not accessible.
  • We need proof for a tender or a client.

What we do

  1. Scope

    We choose the pages and flows that matter most: your homepage, a form, a checkout, a login.

  2. Test

    Automated tools first. Then by hand: keyboard, screen reader, zoom, contrast and content.

  3. Rank

    Every issue gets a WCAG criterion, a level of impact and the people it affects.

  4. Plan the fixes

    A roadmap with priorities and effort, and a walk-through with your team.

What you get

  • A report with all findings: critical, high, medium and low
  • The WCAG criterion for every issue
  • Fix advice for every issue
  • A roadmap with priorities and effort
  • Input for your accessibility statement

In practice

  • Doctors Without Borders Belgium

    A website that works for every donor

    Our part: A 72-criterion WCAG audit and a fix guide for 29 components.

    Read the MSF case

Often combined with Accessibility development and Neurodiverse design.

Questions

How long does an audit take?

For one website or product, usually 3 to 5 working days. A larger platform takes 7 to 10.

Which standard do you use?

WCAG 2.1 level AA. That is the level in EN 301 549, the European standard behind the EAA. We also flag issues from WCAG 2.2.

Do you only use tools?

No. Tools only find part of the issues. We find the rest by hand, with a keyboard, a screen reader and zoom.

Where do you work?

Juwix is a small studio in Antwerp, Belgium. We work with clients across Belgium and the rest of Europe.