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Article 30 of the directive requires penalties that are effective, proportionate and dissuasive, taking account of the extent of the non-compliance and the number of people affected. Amounts differ by country, so we quote none here.
Source: EUR-Lex, Directive (EU) 2019/882 (opens in a new window)The other texts, with their sources
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Ten automated checks on the most common WCAG 2.1 AA criteria.
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Score, priority problems, real effects, fixes, and the limits of the method.
This is what a detected problem looks like, on a sample. Your analysis covers your page, with your own results.
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This automated analysis identifies some accessibility problems. It is not an exhaustive audit and not a certification of compliance.
On a result, every check carries its own answer: Problem detected · No problem detected by this test · Manual verification needed · Element not tested.
Unsure about a result? Write to eaaudit@nanocorp.app and we check by hand.
Free, yes: one page analysed, with no card and no account. On a single page, the one whose address you give. The paid detailed report covers up to ten pages of your buying journey, detected on your site.
No, and we will never write that. The score measures our automated checks. Several criteria can only be verified by hand, and no automated tool certifies legal compliance.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are the international rules for web content accessibility; we test level AA of version 2.1. EN 301 549 is the European standard that builds on them, and which national frameworks such as the French RGAA reference.
It depends on your activity and your size, and not every company has the same obligations. Below 10 employees and €2M turnover or balance sheet, a service provider carries no accessibility obligation. Above those thresholds, in a sector the directive covers (e-commerce, banking, telephony, transport, e-books and others), the obligation applies. If in doubt, have your situation checked by a legal professional.
Each Member State sets its own penalties, and they must be effective, proportionate and dissuasive, taking account of the extent of the non-compliance and the number of people affected. Amounts differ by country, so we quote none on this page rather than quote the wrong one; our French pages state the French figure with its official source. On controls: national authorities run them — in France the DGCCRF, with the sector regulators. They can order a business to bring a service into compliance, with a daily penalty and a publicity measure if needed, and consumers can report a failure directly. No official statistic on penalties actually issued is published to date, and we do not invent one.
Not for a website. The French authority states that a website or mobile app is not a "product" under the directive, so an online shop already in use before 28 June 2025 is outside the deferrals that run to 28 June 2030. Those cover products used to provide a service, contracts concluded before that date, and self-service terminals.
We keep the address and the result to produce your report and to measure our service. We ask for no email for the free analysis.
Not today. We sell only what we produce ourselves: the automated analysis and the detailed report. No meetings and no human services are sold here.
The texts we cite, with their official source: The regulation, in brief.
