Web accessibility

More and more companies are recognizing the importance of a digitally accessible website. Not only because of the legal obligations under the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) guidelines, but also because an accessible website improves usability for all visitors. This includes people with a visual, hearing or motor disability, but also users with a slow internet connection or who use mobile devices. ‍

Is your website digitally accessible? Digital accessibility means that people with disabilities, such as visual, auditory, or motor disabilities, can use your website just as well as anyone else.

From June 28, 2025, it is mandatory under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) to make websites and apps accessible. But what does this mean?

At Xuntos, we understand how important it is to make digital products accessible to everyone. In this blog, we explain what insufficient digital accessibility means, how to recognize it, and how to prevent it.

The digital world is growing rapidly, and with that growth comes an important responsibility: making sure everyone can participate.

Digital accessibility is becoming an increasingly important part for companies. And this includes an accessibility statement, but what exactly is this and why do you need it?

In an earlier blog, we wrote about how to make your website accessible to people with a digital disability. But what are digital restrictions really and how can you take them into account when designing your website?

Digitally accessible is a hot topic these days. As a website owner or administrator, you want everyone to be able to read and use your information properly. The goal is that your website is accessible to all people, including those with disabilities.