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· EN 301 549 Annex V

We found no link to an accessibility statement on this page.

Why it matters

The European Accessibility Act requires service providers to publish information about how the service meets accessibility requirements. It is the one thing a market surveillance authority can check without opening a single developer tool: they look at your footer, and if it is not there, they have a documented failure.

This is the cheapest failure on the list to fix and the easiest to spot from outside. Fixing it is an afternoon; being caught is a case file.

How to fix it

Publish an accessibility page and link it from the footer, next to your legal notice and privacy policy. State the conformance level you claim, the parts you know do not yet conform, the date of the last review, and a way to report barriers.

<footer>
  <a href="/legal">Legal notice</a>
  <a href="/privacy">Privacy</a>
</footer>

<footer>
  <a href="/legal">Legal notice</a>
  <a href="/privacy">Privacy</a>
  <a href="/accessibility">Accessibility statement</a>
</footer>

On your platform

• Shopify

  Create the page under Online Store › Pages, then add it to your footer menu under Navigation.

• WooCommerce

  Create it under Pages › Add New, then add it to the footer menu under Appearance › Menus.

• PrestaShop

  Design › Pages, create the page and link it from the footer link block.

• WordPress

  Pages › Add New, then add it to the footer menu under Appearance › Menus.