European standard of Accessibility requirements
EAA/EN 301 549 is a European standard that specifies accessibility requirements for ICT (Information and Communication Technology) products and services.
It provides technical specifications and guidelines to ensure that digital content and technologies are accessible to people with disabilities.
Relation to Web Accessibility.
EN 301 549 is relates to accessibility requirements for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), including websites. It specifically focuses on ensuring that ICT products and services, including websites and web-based applications, are accessible to people with disabilities.
EN 301 549 typically references a specific version of WCAG, such as WCAG 2.1 or WCAG 2.2, and outlines how organizations can ensure compliance with WCAG guidelines to meet the accessibility requirements set forth in the standard. This alignment helps ensure consistency and interoperability in web accessibility efforts across different regions and organizations.
Simplified Explanation of EN 301 549
This video offers a clear summary of how EN 301 549 ensures digital accessibility. It simplifies the fundamental principles, making them understandable to all viewers.
Key Principles of EN 301 549 Compliance
Content Accessibility
Ensure all digital content is accessible. Use alternative text for non-text elements.
Structural Clarity
Organize content logically using semantic HTML.
Keyboard Navigation
Enable full keyboard functionality for all website features.
Visual Contrast
Ensure text and background colors have sufficient contrast for readability.
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