eu web accessibility directive (wad) partial support

→ partial support implemented for the eu web accessibility directive with adapted components to improve accessibility.

what changes

the web client now includes components adapted to meet partial requirements of the eu web accessibility directive. these components enhance usability for users with disabilities by following accessibility guidelines.
this update covers key interface elements but does not yet provide full compliance with all directive criteria.

benefits

  • improved accessibility for users with disabilities
  • enhanced compliance with eu regulations
  • better user experience on the web client
  • supports inclusive design principles

use cases

  • public sector websites requiring accessibility
  • organizations aiming to meet eu accessibility standards
  • users with visual or motor impairments
  • developers integrating accessible components

how it works

  1. identify key web client components requiring accessibility adaptation.
  1. modify components to support keyboard navigation, screen readers, and ARIA attributes.
  1. test adapted components against partial wad compliance criteria.
  1. deploy updated components in the web client for user access.
▸ when testing accessibility, use automated tools combined with manual checks to ensure components function correctly for all users.