Is your website ready for the new Accessibility Act coming into effect on 28 June 2025?
On June 28, 2025, the new Accessibility Act will take effect, requiring businesses to make their digital platforms accessible to people with disabilities. Websites that do not meet these standards risk legal consequences and loss of market share. For more information, visit the official European Commission website.
At Sharobella, we help ensure your website is prepared for the new regulations efficiently and on time. Through our partnership with AccessiBe, we offer a cost-effective and comprehensive solution.
Why Accessibility Matters:
- Broader Audience Reach: 20% of the global population has a disability that impacts their internet usage.
- Improved SEO: Accessible websites can increase search engine rankings by up to 12%.
- Enhanced Brand Value: Demonstrate a commitment to inclusion and social responsibility.
- Legal Compliance: Avoid fines and lawsuits by adhering to WCAG standards early.
Our Offer:
We provide the AccessiBe solution, which includes:
- Coverage for up to 1,000 pages
- Setup and installation
- Annual license with review
All from just €590/year.
Why Work with Us?
- Experience: We are a certified KMU Digital partner of WKO, helping businesses achieve digital transformation.
- Efficiency: We offer a seamless solution with immediate results.
- Sustainability: Accessibility is not only legally required but also ethically the right decision.
Act Now!
The Accessibility Act is just months away. Take the first step toward accessibility and secure your competitive advantage. Accessibility starts here –
contact us to future-proof your website.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When does the European Accessibility Act take effect?
The Accessibility Act took effect on June 28, 2025. Since then, businesses are required to make their digital platforms accessible to people with disabilities. Websites that do not meet these standards risk legal consequences and loss of market share. The European Commission publishes the details on its official website.
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Which standards does an accessible website have to meet?
WCAG standards are the benchmark for digital accessibility. Adhering to them early helps you avoid fines and lawsuits, and it makes your website usable for people with disabilities. Accessibility is therefore not only a legal requirement but also ethically the right decision for your business.
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How much does an accessible website with AccessiBe cost?
Our AccessiBe package starts at just €590 per year. It covers up to 1,000 pages and includes setup and installation plus an annual license with review. That makes digital accessibility a seamless step with immediate results. Sharobella is a certified KMU Digital partner of WKO.
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What happens if my website is not accessible?
Websites that do not meet the Accessibility Act requirements risk legal consequences such as fines and lawsuits, and they lose market share. Around 20% of the global population has a disability that impacts internet usage, so an inaccessible site effectively shuts out that part of the market.