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Regular sections in every issue

01
Regulations and deadlines

Law and WCAG standards

Key legal changes, interpretations of the WCAG 2.2 guidelines, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) implementation deadlines and requirements for public institutions and private companies.

02
From our audit practice

Case studies and common mistakes

Examples of barriers found in audits of websites, apps and buildings. We show what the problem is and how to fix it step by step, based on testing with people with disabilities.

03
Resources and tools

Checklists and templates

Ready-to-use materials for your team: checklists for developers, document templates (e.g. accessibility statements) and recommended testing plugins and extensions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Who creates the content?

All materials are prepared by practitioners from the Nautil team: certified digital and architectural accessibility auditors and IT solutions developers.

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International project

AIMused – accessibility and artificial intelligence in museums

Nautil is the technology partner in a project in which, together with institutions from Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Lithuania, we are building AI-based solutions that make museums and tourist attractions accessible to everyone.

More about the AIMused project
Interreg South Baltic. Co-funded by the European Union

Project co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund under the Interreg South Baltic 2021–2027 programme.