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UX designfromStark Blog1 month agoWCAG vs EAA: Understanding where WCAG stops and where the EAA startsWCAG compliance alone is insufficient; teams must align digital products with EAA requirements and harmonised standards to avoid legal enforcement and ensure accessibility.
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fromInfoQ3 months agoUX designWhy We Should Care about Accessible Websites and How to Do ItWeb accessibility is essential for usability, competitive advantage, and legal compliance.
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