Training - Accessibility Act

European Accessibility Act (EAA) – obligations of online stores

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is a major EU directive that aims to facilitate access to products and services for people with disabilities. From June 28, 2025, many companies – including online stores – must meet specific accessibility requirements.

This training will help you understand exactly what the EAA means, who it applies to, and what changes your company should make to comply with the new law – while creating a more accessible environment for all customers.

Who is this training for?

The training is aimed at:

• companies offering digital services (e.g. websites, mobile applications, e-banking),

• online stores

• representatives of the legal, IT, marketing and customer service departments,

• everyone who wants to better understand the topic of accessibility and prepare for changes.

What will you learn?

• What is the European Accessibility Act and what are its implications for companies?

• What requirements must be met

• Ways to meet requirements

• What are the implementation deadlines and what are the consequences of failing to meet them?

• What practical steps should you take now to be ready for new requirements?

• How accessibility affects service quality and customer satisfaction.

Why is it worth it?

It's not just a matter of legal compliance – accessibility is also an opportunity to reach a wider audience, improve product usability, and build a positive brand image as a socially responsible one. The training will provide you with all the relevant information and materials. We will also implement changes to your online store's legal documents as part of the service. The maximum duration of the training is two hours.