The law is in force
Since 28 June 2025, covered services such as e-commerce, consumer banking, e-books and passenger transport booking must meet accessibility requirements across the EU, including Lithuania.
Compliance made simple
European Accessibility Act · in force since 28 June 2025
Accessible websites.
Compliant businesses.
EdenTek audits your website against WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA and the European Accessibility Act, then gives your team a clear, prioritised plan to fix what matters, so every customer can buy, book and pay.
01 · Why it matters now
Accessibility is now a legal requirement, and a growth opportunity.
The European Accessibility Act sets common accessibility rules across the EU. In Lithuania it applies through national law. If you sell to consumers online, it very likely applies to you.
Non-compliance is a real risk
National market surveillance authorities can require fixes and apply penalties set in national law. Inaccessible checkouts also mean complaints, lost orders and reputational damage.
Reach more customers
People with disabilities, older shoppers and anyone on a small screen or a slow connection benefit. Accessible sites are usually clearer, faster and easier for everyone to use.
02 · Services
From first audit to lasting compliance.
Accessibility is our first focus within a broader offer of digital compliance and quality services. Every engagement is practical, documented and built for your developers.
Accessibility audit
Automated scanning plus expert manual testing with keyboard and screen readers on your key journeys: navigation, search, product pages, forms, checkout and booking.
- Tested against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA
- Every issue mapped to a success criterion
- Severity rating and affected pages
Remediation roadmap
A prioritised, developer-ready plan: what to fix first, why it matters, and how to fix it, with code-level guidance your team or agency can act on immediately.
- Prioritised by user impact and legal risk
- Concrete fix recommendations
- Support for your developers during fixes
Re-test & conformance report
After fixes, we re-test and issue a formal conformance report documenting the tested scope, method and results, a solid basis for your accessibility statement.
- Verification of resolved issues
- Clear record of scope and methodology
- Input for your public accessibility statement
Ongoing monitoring
Websites change every week. Regular scans and periodic manual spot checks catch regressions early, before customers or regulators do.
- Scheduled automated checks
- Periodic manual reviews of key journeys
- Short, readable status reports
03 · How it works
Four clear steps. No surprises.
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Free check
Send us your website address. We run an initial check and tell you honestly where you stand.
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Full audit
We agree the scope, then test your key pages and user journeys against WCAG AA.
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Fix with a roadmap
Your team or agency fixes issues using our prioritised, developer-ready guidance.
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Re-test & monitor
We verify the fixes, deliver your conformance report and keep watch as your site evolves.
04 · For agencies
Your clients need accessibility. We can be your team behind the scenes.
Web and e-commerce agencies are being asked about the EAA every day. Partner with EdenTek to offer audits and compliance reporting under your own brand, without hiring specialists.
Discuss a partnership-
White-label
Audits and reports delivered under your brand, or co-branded if you prefer.
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Developer-ready
Findings written for the developers who will fix them, with clear priorities.
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New revenue
Add accessibility as a service line and resell it with your own margin.
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Confidential
Your client relationships stay yours. We never approach your clients directly.
05 · FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to my business?
It covers many consumer-facing products and services, including e-commerce, consumer banking, e-books, electronic communications and passenger transport services such as ticketing and booking. Microenterprises providing services (fewer than 10 employees and annual turnover or balance sheet total of no more than €2 million) are exempt from the service requirements. If you are unsure, send us your website and we will help you assess it.
What is the difference between WCAG and the EAA?
The EAA is the law; WCAG is the technical standard. The EAA sets accessibility requirements, and the harmonised European standard EN 301 549 uses WCAG Level AA success criteria for web content. Testing against WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA is the practical way to show your website meets them.
Isn't an automated scanner or an accessibility overlay enough?
No. Automated tools detect only part of the issues; many problems, such as confusing focus order, unclear labels or a checkout that cannot be completed by keyboard, need a human to find. Overlay widgets do not fix the underlying code. Our audits combine automated scanning with manual expert testing.
Do you fix the code for us?
We provide detailed remediation guidance and support your developers or agency while they implement fixes, then re-test the results. If you need hands-on development, we can work alongside your existing team or partner agency.
Is your report a legal certificate?
There is no official EAA certificate for websites. Our conformance report documents what was tested, how, and the results, which is strong evidence of your efforts and a basis for your accessibility statement. It is not legal advice; for legal questions, consult a qualified lawyer.
06 · Contact
Find out where your website stands.
Send us your website address and we will come back with a free initial accessibility check and clear next steps. We work in English and Lithuanian.
Email: [email protected]