EAA Compliance for Mobile Apps

A year after the European Accessibility Act (EAA) became enforceable, organisations have audited their apps, published statements, and started embedding accessibility into how they work. What we hear most often now is no longer "are we compliant?" but "how do we stay compliant as our app evolves?".

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In this free 45-minute live session, we share what organisations have learned in the first year — and what it takes to stay compliant. For the full reflection, read Five lessons from one year of the European Accessibility Act.

Abra works with organisations across Europe to make mobile apps accessible and raise their accessibility maturity.

  • 🕓 Duration: 45 minutes

  • 📍 Location: Online (via Google Meet)

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Learn how organisations maintain accessible mobile apps and demonstrate compliance in practice.

August 28th, 2026 11:00
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  • Who it's for

    • Decision-makers, product owners, and legal & compliance leads. Engineers and designers welcome.
    • Compliance, risk & legal — what the EAA requires, and what supervisors ask for
    • Product owners & heads of digital — turning obligations into roadmap and process
    • CIOs, CTOs & decision-makers — where you sit on the maturity curve, and what next looks like

    No prior accessibility experience required.

  • By the end of this session, you will:

    • Understand what organisations need to do to support and demonstrate compliance
    • Understand the different types of accessibility testing and when to use them
    • Understand the four pillars of accessible apps — accessible foundations, testing, shared ownership, and continuous improvement
    • See how accessibility can be integrated into mobile app development, from design to release
    • Understand what a solid accessibility statement looks like

Outline

  1. One year of EAA — what changed and what enforcement looks like
  2. What compliance requires — comply, document, maintain, report
  3. Accessibility testing in practice
    • Automated testing
    • Manual testing
    • User testing
  4. The four pillars of accessible apps
    • Accessible foundations
    • Testing
    • Shared ownership
    • Continuous improvement
  5. Accessibility in your process — from design to release
  6. The accessibility statement — what good looks like

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Meet your trainers

Tanya van Workum and Paul van Workum help organisations across Europe improve the accessibility of mobile apps. Together, they combine expertise in accessibility strategy, compliance, testing, and mobile app development, helping organisations build accessible mobile apps and maintain compliance as products evolve.

  • Tanya van Workum

    Tanya is co-owner of Abra and Product Owner of the Abra ecosystem. She contributes to the W3C Mobile Accessibility Task Force and advises organisations on accessibility strategy, testing, compliance, and accessibility maturity.

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  • Paul van Workum

    Paul is co-founder of Abra, accessibility consultant, and board member of the Appt Foundation. He helps organisations understand where they are in their accessibility journey, identify the right testing strategy, and integrate accessibility into their development process.

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Why Abra offers this training

Abra helps teams make mobile apps accessible — faster. Our ecosystem combines automated testing, expert guidance, and training so you can integrate accessibility into every development step.

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