Accessibility & EU funding.
A site everyone can use, including people with disabilities. EU-funded programmes in Greece require accessible websites, and since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act also applies to many e-shops. We have delivered more than 50 funded projects.
What’s included
A new accessible website
Design and code to WCAG 2.2, level AA, from the start.
Audit of your current site
We list what isn’t accessible and tell you what it takes to fix it.
Fixes
Colour contrast, keyboard navigation, alternative text, forms and labels.
Valid code
Checked with W3C and WebAIM tools before delivery.
Accessibility statement
The page that tells visitors how accessible the site is and how to report a problem.
Support for EU funding
With our partners, for the application, submission and payment requests.
How we work
- 01
Eligibility check
When a programme is open, we check with our partners whether your business is eligible.
- 02
Quote for the application
A detailed quote in the format the programme requires.
- 03
Build
The site is built accessible from the start, not patched at the end.
- 04
Testing and delivery
Automated checks, plus testing with keyboard and screen reader.
- 05
Documentation
Everything needed to complete the project and claim payment.
Standards & tools
Frequently asked questions
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to me?
It mainly covers e-shops and digital services for consumers. Micro-enterprises providing services are exempt. We help you work out whether it applies.
Is there an open funding programme for websites right now?
Programmes open and close. Write to us and we will tell you whether one fits you.
Can my current site be made accessible?
Usually yes. After the audit we tell you whether fixing it or building a new site makes more sense.
Got something in mind? Let’s talk.