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Graphic showing logos of SAS, Vueling, UBS, and AccessiBe on a dark background, representing high-profile organisations involved in digital accessibility controversies. On the right, the Quertum logo appears above a green label reading ‘Field Notes on Inclusion,’ followed by the title ‘Real Cases & Financial Impact of Digital Non-Accessibility.’ The design highlights real-world enforcement and financial risks related to accessibility failures.

Calculating the Accessibility Non-Compliance Costs: Real Cases & Financial Impact

“Accessibility penalties are not theoretical” – that what we hear from every news…
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A digital banner titled “Field Notes on Inclusion” by Quertum introduces a section on real-world accessibility projects. The main headline reads “EAA Compliance Examples: European Banks Accessibility Cases.” The background features a dark navy design with stylized purple file icons connected by white circuit-like lines, symbolizing digital communication and compliance systems.

EAA Compliance Examples: European Banks Accessibility Cases

Living in the business world, we are getting used to seeing the opportunities, when most people hav…
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Visual comparison showing four major PDF accessibility checker logos — PAC, Adobe Acrobat, PDFix, and CommonLook PDF Validator — beside a computer monitor displaying the text “PDF Accessible” with an accessibility icon, symbolizing the evaluation of tools for ensuring accessible PDF documents.

Top PDF Accessibility Tools in 2025: Comparative Review for Those Starting Their Accessibility Journey

Checking PDFs for accessibility may sound straightforward, until you realise this: automated tools…
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Graphic with the title "WCAG, PDF/UA, and EN 301 549 Standards – What Do They Stand For?". It shows three visual elements: On the left, a PDF icon labeled PDF/A/UA with a green checkmark. At the top, a W3C WAI-AA WCAG 2.1 label. On the right, a blue rectangle with yellow text EN 301 549. In the center, a large universal accessibility symbol (a person with outstretched arms in a blue circle) represents digital accessibility. The background has a dark gradient from black to blue and purple.

WCAG vs PDF/UA vs EN 301 549: What Each Accessibility Standard Means for Your Business Communication

Three acronyms dominate accessibility compliance conversations in 2025: meet WCAG, PDF/UA, and EN 3…
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EAA and Accessible Documents: What Business Must Know About

Accessible documents have become a hidden challenge under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and…
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A presentation slide from a company named Quertum titled "How European Accessibility Act Affects Nordic Businesses." The slide features a green map of the Nordic countries (Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark) with each country's flag and an accessibility icon over the map. The background is a dark blue-purple gradient with light green grid lines.

EU Accessibility Act in the Nordics: Consistent, Contextual, and Culturally Anchored

In our previous articles, we outlined how countries like France, Poland, Germany, and the Netherlan…
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The image shows the title slide of a presentation with a dark blue and purple background. The text in the center of the slide reads, "EU Accessibility Act in the Netherlands: Systematic and Sector-Integrated." In the top left corner, there is a logo for "Quertum," which is a word with a green leaf design above the letter 'e'. On the right side of the slide is an outline of the Netherlands filled with the Dutch flag (red, white, and blue stripes). A stylized white figure in a circle is centered over the map. The background has a green grid pattern that looks like a circuit board.

EU Accessibility Act in the Netherlands: Systematic and Sector-Integrated

In our previous articles, we reviewed how France, Poland, and Germany implemented the EAA, and now…
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Graphic showing the map of France colored in the French flag (blue, white, red) with a universal accessibility symbol in the center. To the right, the Quertum logo appears above the title: "French Accessibility Act: Uncovering the RGAA law", on a dark blue and purple gradient background with light green geometric lines.

EU Accessibility Act in France: Uncovering the RGAA

In our previous articles, we examined EU Accessibility Act in Poland and Germany have implemented t…
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Graphic showing the Quertum logo, the title ‘German Accessibility Act: What Business Can Expect from BFSG?’, and a silhouette of Germany in black, red, and yellow with an accessibility symbol in the center, set against a dark blue gradient background with green outlined shapes.

EU Accessibility Act in Germany: What Business Can Expect from BFSG?

In our previous article, we explored the main pillars and risks of non-compliance with the European…
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