Accessibility (EAA)

Your app, accessible and compliant.

Since 28 June 2025, e-commerce, banking, transport and other consumer service apps in Spain must be accessible by law. We audit your iPhone app and fix it so it complies.

Audit from $1,490

Tell us about your case

Free, no-commitment first callReply within 24 h

Sound familiar?

You sell online or run a bank or transport service and don't know if your app meets the European Accessibility Act.

With VoiceOver on, buttons and icons don't say what they do.

When users enlarge the text, the layout breaks or the text gets cut off.

A client or a tender asks for an accessibility report and you don't have one.

What we do

Since 28 June 2025, e-commerce, banking, transport and other consumer service apps in Spain must be accessible by law. We audit your iPhone app and fix it so it complies.

01
An EN 301 549 audit: WCAG 2.1 AA plus app-specific requirements
02
Testing with VoiceOver, Voice Control and Switch Control
03
Dynamic Type: text that scales without breaking the layout
04
Contrast, touch target sizes and alternatives to color
05
Code fixes, starting with the checkout and sign-up flows
06
A final report to document compliance

How we do it

1
Audit
We review the app with iOS assistive technologies and against the EN 301 549 criteria.
2
Prioritized plan
We rank issues by impact and by the flows your customers use most.
3
Fixes
We fix the code in phases, each one on TestFlight for you to try.
4
Verification
We re-test and hand you the final report.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

The audit starts at $1,490 and includes a prioritized report. Based on it, you get a fixed quote for the fixes.

Is my company required to comply?

Yes, if you provide consumer services in sectors such as e-commerce, banking, transport or telecoms. Only service microenterprises (fewer than 10 employees and under €2 million in turnover) are exempt. We review your case on the first call.

Since when does it apply?

Spain's Law 11/2023, which transposes the European Accessibility Act, generally applies since 28 June 2025.

Is meeting WCAG enough?

Not quite. The reference standard, EN 301 549, includes WCAG 2.1 AA and adds app-specific requirements, such as screen readers understanding custom controls.