The European Accessibility Act and UK businesses
Since June 2025, e-commerce sold into the EU must be accessible, and UK sellers are in scope. What it requires, the 2030 catch, and what to do first.
Government & Public Sector
Technology work that stands up to scrutiny.
Public sector technology is judged on accountability as much as outcome. We work in a way that produces an evidence trail: documented decisions, tested recovery, and accessible services that meet published standards.
The challenges
What holds government & public sector back online.
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Accessibility is not optional
Public services have to work for everyone. We build to WCAG standards and verify rather than assume.
02
Procurement demands clarity
Vague scopes fail approval. We produce specific, costed proposals that a committee can actually assess.
03
Continuity matters more than novelty
Services are expected to keep working across administrations. We favour maintainable over fashionable.
How we help
What we deliver for you.
Infrastructure sized and documented, so capacity decisions stop being guesswork
Monitoring that finds problems before users report them
Backup and recovery that has actually been tested, not just configured
One partner across every layer, instead of four suppliers blaming each other
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FAQ
Government & Public Sector — common questions.
Do you build to accessibility standards?+
Yes. We target WCAG 2.2 AA and verify contrast, keyboard operation and screen-reader behaviour rather than relying on an automated scan alone.
Can you provide documentation for procurement?+
Yes — scope, approach, costs and assumptions in writing before work starts, which is how we prefer to work regardless of sector.
From the blog
Reading for government & public sector.
Accessible websites: the business case, not just the legal one
Accessibility gets framed as compliance. It is really about not turning away customers who want to buy from you — and the fixes are smaller than you think.
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