Knowledge base
The Libration knowledge base: clear articles on the EAA, WCAG, alt text, easy language and accessibility testing.
EAA check: does my website need to be accessible?
Three questions, a clear assessment – free and without sign-up.
Start the check → LegalThe European Accessibility Act: who must comply, and by when?
Scope, deadlines, exemptions and fines under Directive (EU) 2019/882 – with the three myths that appear in almost every guide.
Read article → LegalThe accessibility statement: mandatory content and templates
Which of the two duties applies to you, what belongs in it – and two templates to copy.
Read article → StandardsWCAG 2.2 explained in plain terms
What the four principles and conformance levels A, AA and AAA mean – and what’s new in WCAG 2.2.
Read article → ReferenceEvery WCAG success criterion
The complete reference: all 87 criteria of WCAG 2.2, each with a one-line summary and a practical explanation.
Open the reference → PracticeHow to write good alt text
Good alternative text for images: rules, examples, common mistakes – and when an image is decorative.
Read article → ContentEasy language: rules, benefits and implementation
Who easy language is for, which rules apply and how to offer it on your website.
Read article → TestingHow to test your website for accessibility
Automated tools, keyboard testing, screen readers and checklists: a practical 7-step test plan.
Read article → LegalThe EAA across Europe: how EU countries implemented it
One directive, 27 implementations: country table with national laws, penalties, and what cross-border shops need to know.
Read article → ToolsWordPress accessibility plugins compared
Correction, testing or widget: the three kinds of plugin, what can really be automated – and why none of them makes a site compliant.
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